SANDY KENDALL

A veteran of CIO magazine and CIO.com since 1998, Sandy Kendall has seen IT and business trends wax and wane. She has followed different aspects of those over her years at CXO Media, and is now focused on using the Web to deliver the most-needed information to IT executives. She has degrees in English from the University of Michigan and the University of Massachusetts.

Estonia's E-Government and E-Commerce Sagging Under Prolonged Cyberattack

Being one of the most advanced users of the Internet in the world makes the country particularly vulnerable to Web-based attacks.

Health Care CIOs, Take Heart

CEOs start to feel the push toward electronic medical records is their responsibility too.

IE Competitor Wins Hearts and Desktops

The Jan. 31 Businessweek reviews the open source browser Firefox. Glowingly.

Businesses Finally Have the Upper Hand in Tech Spending

Finally, the Wall Street Journal has declared that it’s the buyers who are calling the shots when it comes to technology spending.

Macroeconomics

Why aren’t the current conditions as rosy as they should be?

Blogs Becoming Important to Business

Fortune reports on the importance of blogs—your own and others—to corporate health.

The Power of Minds at Work: Organizational Intelligence in Action

A plea to fight collective stupidity and a look forward to a Web services world.

5 Top Gurus Talk Innovation Principles and Practices

For insights into how companies can weave innovation throughout their businesses, we asked several thought leaders to address issues in their particular area of expertise.

2001 CIO 100 Awards Overview: The Innovation Generation

The 2001 CIO-100 honorees stay ahead of the pack by creating breakthroughs in products, relationships and processes.

Buddy Can You Spare a a) Dime b) Dollar c) Other

Web experiment tests uses of technology for pursuits beyond buying and selling or looking for information.