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The Growing Backlash of Offshoring IT Jobs

Offshoring: Six Tips to Minimize Destructive Impact On Your Employees

Temporary Visas Give Offshoring a Boost

The Politics Behind Offshore Outsourcing

CRM: Thinking Globally, Acting Locally

Four Governance Best Practices

Managing IT In a Down Economy

Tips for E-Mail Management

Spintronics Could Lead to Advances in Storage, Multimedia

Precision Agriculture: GPS, Apps and Algorithims

IT Advances Pay Off Big for Farming

Biometrics Aiding Humanitarian Cause

Disseminating Medical Information Wirelessly with Satellites

Regulations: NASD Rules Cement Need to Preserve Instant Messages

Private Industry Should Be Required to Protect Itself from Cyberattack

IT: Gaining More Business Benefit While Doing Less

Goals and Action Items Keep IT on Its Toes

How IT Saves Money, and Where It Spends

Improving employee Morale While On a Tight Budget

SARS Hits IT Spending

Critical Application Development Blooms in China

Tech Corps: Giving Back to the IT Disadvantaged

Facing Career Changes Creatively

CIOs Need to Address Warm-chair Attrition Head-on

The CIO 100 for 2003

Quality Methodology: Six Sigma Comes to IT

Building Alliances That Stick

Developing Effective Partnerships

Outsourcing, or In?

Restructuring Without Pink Slips

Staffing: How to Create an Agile Workforce

Asset Management: Reuse Hardware and Software

Governance: Deciding Factors

Marriott Rewards Innovative Employees

Walking into Marriott headquarters in Bethesda, Md., you might think you've accidentally wandered into the Marriott Suites across the street, rather than the home of a Fortune 500 company.

The Keys to Marriott’s Success

Long before the economy went south, Marriott had a reputation for finding creative ways to wrest the most value from every IT dollar.

CIO 100 Panel of Experts, 2003

Maintaining Resources by Leveraging Best Practices

How We Chose the Resourceful 100

Overview: The Resourceful 100

Outsourcing: In or Out?

How IT Can Differentiate Your Business from the Competition

Patent, Copyright and Trade Secret–What’s the Difference?

Lawrence Rosen Opines On Patents: An Expensive Tax on the CIO

Mark Radcliffe on Patents: A Small Price to Pay for Progress

Intellectual Property: The Great Debate Over Software Patents

PDAs Get Lukewarm Reception for Accessing Medical Records

Health Care Leading the Way in IT Innovation

Wireless Networks: Just What the Doctor Ordered

Eight Tips to Become Paperless

The Private Practice Value Proposition