ALLAN HOLMES
Your Guide To Good-Enough Compliance
Decisions about complying with Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA and other state, federal and international rules for security and privacy is often an exercise in risk management and negotiation.
Read More »When Companies Violate the Rules
A list of the 15 companies the Federal Trade Commission has cited for security breaches since 2002.
Read More »The ROI of Noncompliance in the Mid-Market
Mid-market companies cite cost when they don't comply with government rules like Sarbanes-Oxley. Affordable IT tools could limit that excuse.
Read More »Banks Fed Up With Retailers' Security Gaffes
What makes the TJX data breach different from the many that came before it?
Read More »Defense Logistics Agency Director on IT's Key Role
As the United States marks the start of its fifth year in Iraq, Lt. Gen. Robert Dail, director of the Defense Logistics Agency, is placing IT at the core of his strategy to end the snafus and make the military supply organization more responsive to the troops.
Read More »Mid-Market Companies Increasingly Attacked by Online Crooks
Many mid-market enterprises say they have neither the time, money nor resources to spend on security. Which may be why the crooks are targeting them.
Read More »Business Intelligence (BI) for the Mid-Market
Business intelligence isn’t just for the big guys anymore. As applications grow cheaper and easier to run, more small- and mid-market CIOs are using BI to drive innovation and create competitive advantage.
Read More »The Painful Side Effects of Deploying Electronic Health Records
Three healthcare IT experts including a former policymaker, a CIO and a doctor who is also an IT manager, discuss the difficulties of deploying electronic health records.
Read More »IT Investment Is the Cure for One Mid-Market Health Insurer
Tom Bowser, CEO of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City, says IT can reduce costs by mining customer data for ways to make individuals healthier.
Read More »Five Tips for Being a Successful CIO
What becomes a leader most? Take a lesson (or five) from those who possess the skills and qualities a successful CIO must have.
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