PODCASTS
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Learn on the go. This on-demand podcast features the full content of the Investing in Business Analytics Technology Webcast. Download to to any personal computer or mobile device to learn what business analytics is and how it can help your company be more competitive.
CIO's publisher Gary Beach talks innovation--both on and off the football field--with legendary NFL coach Bill Walsh.
This week, senior writer Meridith Levinson shares four best practices that emerged from Fort Worth-based BNSF Railways experience with its balanced scorecard initiative. As CIO Jeff Campbell told her, while using the Balanced Scorecard has been a concrete way to show the value IT bring to the business, it is one time-consuming and tough method to develop.
Peter Weill, director of the Center for Information Systems Research at MIT's Sloan School of Management and co-author of IT Governance, discusses lessons he learned while researching his book.
Ed Yourdon, author of Death March, tells us how to avoid dead-end projects and what to do if you find yourself in one.
Don Maruska, author of How Great Decisions Get Made, gives advice on making great decisions and overcoming decision-making obstacles.
CIO's Meridith Levinson talks about best practices for enterprise software testing.
CIO Publisher Gary Beach talks about why we need national enterprise software certification.
CIO Publisher Gary Beach muses about the possibility of Microsoft making the Vista operating system open to the public. How would changing this business model impact Microsoft and its customers?
Information security executives have been effective at picking off the low-hanging fruit of electronic threats to business and consumer data. But emerging problems, including a wave of phishing attacks that use scripts to swipe personal information of website visitors, are more difficult to hunt down and wipe out. Allan Holmes, CIO magazine's Washington bureau chief, reports from the RSA Conference in San Jose.
