CIOs should learn to deal with cash constraint: Gartner
Having a positive ROI may no longer be enough to get your next major ICT project over the line, according to Gartner.
Having a positive ROI may no longer be enough to get your next major ICT project over the line, according to Gartner.
Every enterprise software vendor is hearing the same thing these days from their customers: "I need to cut my software licensing and pricing costs. What can you do to help me out?"
The global financial crisis is beginning to negatively impact the optimism of CIOs across Australia and New Zealand, Gartner has found.
With project budgets shrinking, network professionals are spending less time planning new purchases and more time trying to cut costs and squeeze more value out of existing IT resources.
Aaron Yu wants to share his enthusiasm for Kiva, a nonprofit microfinancing organization. He sees Facebook as a prime way to do that.
It's a scary new world, but IT leaders who adjust can still deliver prosperous projects.
A senior corporate executive leaves the company, taking with him his framed family photographs, his prized gold pen-and-pencil set -- and the passwords of several hundred employees.
Hosted solutions for project and portfolio management are two of the few hot tickets in town now, as IT groups seek low-cost software that's easy to deploy. Here's a look at the new SaaS offerings and how two companies tapped into the advantages of on-demand project and portfolio management tools.
The recession has companies worldwide scrambling to rein in technology costs with desperate vendors responding in turn, offering deep license discounts, providing low-cost financing and proclaiming ever more shrilly that their products in fact save customers money.
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