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Workload Demands Squeeze Vacation Time

Based on our past research, we’ve found thatbusinesspeople are not taking the amount of vacation they are due. Wewanted …
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Training for Entry-Level Staff

Dick LeFave and John Doucette see value where few CIOs are even bothering to look these days: entry-level IT staff. …
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Leaders Need a Work-Life Balance

I enjoy exercising on a treadmill, even though I know that no matter how fast I go or how long …
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Businesspeople Don't Take Enough Vacation

Not only are businesspeople not taking all thevacation they are due, but many also are not taking enough truevacation. We …
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Time to Practice Tough Management

It is no secret that work today is more demandingthan ever. With the bottom-line orientation of budget-constrainedorganizations as the new …
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Appearance Does Matter in Business

A recent Princeton study of political candidatessays it may. In a survey of over 800 students who were shown one …
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Work-Life Balance: Your Work or Your Life

If you want your life to be more than a series of meetings, e-mails and business trips, you are …
By Susan CrammJun, 1 2005
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Boost Your Company's Value&And Your Own

If you want to feel more valued by your superiors,you should focus on increasing your organization’s revenue and profitand …
By CIO StaffMay, 31 2005
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Avoiding Hubris in the Workplace

In the spring of 2005, the American public wastreated to the spectacle of well muscled baseball players testifying infront …
By CIO StaffMay, 26 2005
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CIO Career Development for Lunch

A long string of cold, raw, misplaced March weather was broken today here in Cambridge, and as a result, lunch …
By CIO StaffMay, 10 2005
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Nothing Succeeds Like Succession Planning

New UPS CIO Dave Barnes is the latest product of a culture that values succession planning.
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Getting Fired Could Be Good

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Leadership and Management Lessons from a Friend

One of the joys of writing a column is theresponse you get from readers. Many have written to say …
By CIO StaffApr, 4 2005
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Shoshana Zuboff on The Personalized Economy

Mass production has hit a dead end. Today’s consumers increasingly expect individualized attention. CIOs can help their companies understand this shifting economic landscape.
By Shoshana ZuboffApr, 1 2005
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So, You're Thinking of Playing Golf

What to do before you ever take one step onto the fairways and greens of a golf course.
By Thomas WailgumApr, 1 2005
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Mastering the Secret Etiquette of Golf

Heading out to the golf course with colleagues and business associates is a chance to network and build relationships over 18 holes. But there are many written and unwritten rules of the game that all IT executives need to know.
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More Thoughts About Software Patents

There have been many good points made in the comments section of last week’s “Thinking about Software Patents” …
By CIO StaffMar, 30 2005
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Thinking about Software Patents

OK, I’m going to open up a can of worms that I’ve been thinking about for a while now, but …
By CIO StaffMar, 21 2005
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Options for Enterprise Open Source Applications Continue to Grow

Online tools and collaborative groups are giving enterprises more tools than ever for using open source applications.
By Christopher LindquistMar, 2 2005
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The Really Tough Decisions

Making the tough decisions is never easy.Within the last two years, the majority of executives and managers saythat work-life …
By CIO StaffFeb, 27 2005
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Staff Management

CIOs who have been asked to do more with less have been asking their staffs to do a lot more. They came through for you; now what are you going to do for them?
By Megan SantosusFeb, 1 2005
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The Military's Model of Leadership

"Whenever we have a problem, we call for betterleadership and more …
By CIO StaffJan, 28 2005
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A Change in Company Men

There are fewer "company men"–fewer men, literally, and fewer who have been with the company their entire working lives–among CEOs.
By CIO StaffJan, 13 2005
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What It's Like To….Be Different

CIO for Owens & Minor Medical Supplies and Integrated Health Systems, David Guzman knows the importance of being different.
By David Guzman & Allan HolmesDec, 15 2004
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What It's Like To….Move To A New Industry

Formerly at Wells Fargo Bank, Bank of America, ABN Amro Bank and Merrill Lynch, Tsvi Gal is now CIO of Warner Music Group (and his two teenage daughters couldn't be happier).
By Tsvi Gal & Thomas WailgumDec, 15 2004
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What It's Like To….Live In A Two-CIO Family

Lars Rabbe is CIO of Yahoo; Cecilia Claudio is CIO of Align Technology. They've been married 21 years. Claudio recently returned to the states after a 13-month stint as CIO of Zurich Financial Services in Switzerland.
By Thomas WailgumDec, 15 2004
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What It's Like To….Be The First CIO Of The U.S. Senate

J. Greg Hanson serves his country as Assistant Sergeant at Arms and CIO for the U.S. Senate.
By J. Greg Hanson & Ben WorthenDec, 15 2004
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What It's Like To….Save Four Lives

CIO and CFO of iBeam Solutions, Paul Bursey recounts how his efforts saved four children's lives.
By Paul Bursey & Christopher LindquistDec, 15 2004
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What It's Like To…Bear Witness to IT History

Former CIO for Scott Paper, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and (briefly) the FBI, Darwin A. John is considered one of the first people ever to be called a CIO.
By Darwin A. John & Scott BerinatoDec, 15 2004
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What It's Like To…Be a CIO

No one ever said being a CIO was easy. And over the past few years, it rarely has been. But at least it hasn't been dull.
By CIO StaffDec, 15 2004
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John Chambers: Cisco's Man Is Everywhere

The CEO of Cisco is the focus of stories in the current Fortune and in this month’s American Way magazine. …
By CIO StaffDec, 1 2004
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Madeleine Albright Talks About Global Concerns for CIOs

In the closing keynote for the conference, CIO magazine Editor-in-Chief Abbie Lundberg introduced the former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, …
By CIO StaffNov, 17 2004
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IT Moves into Mainstream Media

Both The Economist (Oct. 30) and BusinessWeek (Nov. 8) have recently published IT-focused cover stories. The Economist’s is a more …
By CIO StaffNov, 4 2004
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Wall Street: IT Growth in Low Gear

Today’s New York Times writes about a technology recovery of apparently "diminished expectations," pointing to the satisfied—or, at least, relieved—reaction …
By CIO StaffOct, 26 2004
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A CEO in Charge of Technology?

The October issue of Chief Executive magazine features Home Depot’s CEO Bob Nardelli as the cover boy. And why? Because …
By CIO StaffOct, 6 2004
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MBA Dreams: Does the Degree Pay Off?

It’s quite likely that your boss has an MBA. CIO.com’s executive career counselors are pretty unanimous in recommending that …
By CIO StaffSep, 1 2004
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Forecast: The Weather, That Is

The talk at the symposium has not been all about improving management skills and the latest IT applications. Like most …
By CIO StaffAug, 24 2004
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The CIO Role

CIOs’ inferiority complex over their place in the senior executive hierarchy seems to be taking a turn for the better, …
By CIO StaffAug, 23 2004
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Summer Business Reading List

Although not "business books," these six titles take on issues important to business leaders.
By CIO StaffJul, 1 2004
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Humility Is One of the Most Overlooked Attributes in Leadership

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By CIO StaffJun, 22 2004
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Making I.T. Work – Hiding Behind Certification

Professional circumstances have twice required me to become an "instant expert" on certification. The first time involved grasping the byzantine …
By Michael SchrageJun, 15 2004
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Six Tips for Effective Career Development Programs

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Follow-Up – IT High School Expands Program

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By Sarah JohnsonJun, 1 2004
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Three Questions for Would-Be CIOs-for-Hire

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Peer To Peer – The Vanishing IT Department

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By Jerry GregoireJun, 1 2004
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CIO Careers – Moving to a Real Fast Lane

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By Stewart L. DeckMay, 15 2004
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The Road to Upper Management

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Total Leadership: Leave the Day-to-Day Details Behind

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By Patricia WallingtonMay, 15 2004
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CIO Role: Making Transformations

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