Corporate Boards Are Hungry for IT Info From CIOs
Many board members want CIOs to give them more and better information -- especially about IT risk.
Many board members want CIOs to give them more and better information -- especially about IT risk.
A long job hunt takes a personal and professional toll, even on the most accomplished IT leaders. Here's how to emerge stronger than ever.
Delphi Automotive's CIO is paving the way toward a connected, socially-enabled, collaborative workplace
According to a new Forrester Research report, this is the 'age of the customer' and there's no time or room for turf wars, competing agendas and distrust between technology and marketing departments.
One of the toughest leadership challenges for CIOs today is having to refuse business requests for new technology. Here's how to keep the lines of IT-business communication open while communicating honestly with your fellow executives.
Rogue cloud services are ripping gaping holes in the security fabric of most companies, putting the CIO in a tough spot. But as the fallout from the Target attack shows, IT and business leaders will go down together if the breach hits the fan.
Cloud services can help CIOs free themselves from worrying about managing data centers, scaling capacity, configuring servers, applying security patches and other routine maintenance so they can focus on providing insight to improve the business.
Digital strategist or traditional CIO? Our 13th annual State of the CIO research reveals the great career divide.
Every IT professional has been taught how important it is to be objective. To that end, we have budgets, planning methods, scorecards and metrics that are supposed to be numerically based. And, as a result, we have no shortage of red lights, green lights and yellow lights to keep us focused.
Directors admit they aren't adequately engaged in topics such as social media and IT-enabled business innovation