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Q&A: Relationships & Partnerships

Q: Recently our company had an outside consultant assess our organization. One point that came …
By CIO StaffSep, 1 2003
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How to Win Allies and Influence Your Peers

It could keep you up at night—the thought that you could get fired suddenly in spite of the good work you have done.
By Susan CrammSep, 1 2003
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Campaigning for a New Job

Economic indicators are one thing, but a job in your field is something else. And so on this Labor Day, …
By CIO StaffSep, 1 2003
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Life Experience Can Boost Your Career

Q: I have a CPA and an MBA in technology. After business school, I was …
By Beverly Lieberman and Gerry McNamara and Mark PolanskySep, 1 2003
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Tech Corps: Giving Back to the IT Disadvantaged

Several weeks ago I visited prominent CIOs for an early morning breakfast in Seattle. My mission: Convince them that the …
By Gary BeachAug, 15 2003
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Building Alliances That Stick

Larraine Segil, cofounder of The Lared Group, which specializes in strategic alliances, says there are many different kinds of partner …
By Todd DatzAug, 15 2003
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Facing Career Changes Creatively

Q: I was laid off from an IT position almost one year ago. My unemployment …
By Beverly LiebermanAug, 15 2003
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Critical Application Development Blooms in China

When State Street opened a technology center at Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, China, in December 2001, the goals were modest. …
By Ben WorthenAug, 15 2003
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Managing Your Stress

Are you putting on a little weight? Think no one understands you? Feel out of control? Of course. Why should you be different from any other CIO? Here’s why you need to stop, take a look around and change your ways.
By CIO StaffAug, 1 2003
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Stress: Good News For Type A Personalities

Scientists once believed that high-energy, aggressive people—so-called type A personalities—were more at risk for stress-related disorders than others. But that …
By Christopher KochAug, 1 2003
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Signs of Stress: Our Apple-Shaped Leaders

Bill Clinton, 42nd PresidentLou Gerstner, Former CEO of IBMHarvey Weinstein, Miramax CochairmanAriel Sharon, Israeli Prime MinisterBill Parcells, Dallas Cowboys CoachBoris …
By CIO StaffAug, 1 2003
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Stress Not CIO: Tips for Coping

Accept the unfairness. There are a lot of unfair things about being a CIO—for instance, trying to get people to …
By Christopher KochAug, 1 2003
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The 30,000-Year-Old Stress Response and How It Works

Brain Locus coeruleus shocks brain into hyperactivity. Stress hormones flood the system.
By CIO StaffAug, 1 2003
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12 Signs You're Stressed Out

1. Your stomach hurts; your head aches; you catch colds frequently. 2. You feel emotionally numb. 3. You snap at …
By CIO StaffAug, 1 2003
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CIO Moves, July 2003

Role ReversalsSeveral companies have recently put their finance executives in charge of IT. Waste Connections is just one of them. …
By Meridith LevinsonJul, 1 2003
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William Campbell on How to Survive as a Public Sector CIO

As the former CIO of Wyoming learned, it’s not easy staying on top of the political bull.
By William CampbellJul, 1 2003
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Abstracts of All Feature Stories Found In The July 1 2003 Issue of CIO Magazine

Article: IBM’s On-Demand Reality Author: Christopher Koch Summary: BASED ON THE STATE of its component technologies, such as grid computing …
By CIO StaffJul, 1 2003
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The Upside to the Down Economy

Shakespeare jumped the gun. It was the winter of 2002-2003 that was truly the season of our discontent.Unemployment was up. …
By Megan SantosusJun, 15 2003
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10 Worst Mistakes CIOs Can Make

Life’s too short to make stupid mistakes—so is your career.
By Susan CrammJun, 1 2003
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Mistakes and Strategies for Confronting Your Boss

A Study on Swaying Your BossIt’s never easy to confront your boss, but sometimes it’s necessary—when you’re convinced a crucial …
By Daniel J. HorganJun, 1 2003
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Tips on Changing Industries for the CIO

When Paul Lemerise joined an apparel manufacturing company as its first vice president of MIS, he had quite a leadership …
By Megan SantosusJun, 1 2003
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Ethics: Cultural is a Powerful Factor

When it comes to ethics, former Arthur Andersen consultant Barbara Toffler says culture is more powerful than individualsHarvard Business School …
By CIO StaffJun, 1 2003
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Online Etiquette: The Essential Elements of E-Mail

A good e-mail message will communicate your thoughts quickly, clearly and concisely, says Sheryl Lindsell-Roberts, author of Business Writing for …
By Michael GoldbergJun, 1 2003
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Developing Molecular Computing

Portable computer vendors like to boast about their small and lightweight devices. But their best efforts are nothing compared with …
By Bob ViolinoJun, 1 2003
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Six Best Practices for Delivering IT Training

Training I.T. workers isn’t easy—rapid technological change, cost and the economy are among the barriers to effective training programs, the …
By CIO StaffJun, 1 2003
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Career Counselor: What To Do When Your Job Becomes Unbearable

Q. I have more than 10 years of experience on technical teams at solutions provider …
By CIO StaffMay, 15 2003
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The CIO Role: The Shrinking Divide Between Public and Private Sector CIOs

Wanted: Seasoned, experienced Chief Information Officer.Must be willing to work long hours, endure lengthy public debate over day-to-day minutiae, answer …
By Tracy MayorMay, 1 2003
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CIO Job Moves, May 2003

Alex Zoghlin (left) has hit the road. Last month he left his post as CTO of Orbitz after a three-year …
By Meridith LevinsonMay, 1 2003
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Tips on Dealing With Stress From an IT Exec Who Has Been to Breakdown and Back

There is a great scene in the 1990 movie Days of Thunder. Tom Cruise is a race car driver screaming …
By John L. HaughomMay, 1 2003
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Profile of Thomas Jarrett, Delaware Secretary of the Department of Technology and Information and CIO

Age: 51Salary: $133,660Previous job: Worked at Verizon in Delaware for 30 years, holding the position of director of government, education …
By Tracy MayorMay, 1 2003
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Profile of Brian Wolf, Montana CIO

Age: 40Salary: $105,000 Previous job: Manager of telecommunications and technology transfer at Basin Electric Power Co-op, Bismark, N.D.Took the job …
By Tracy MayorMay, 1 2003
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Profile of George Newstrom, Virginia Secretary of Technology

Age: 56Salary: $128,000Previous job: Corporate senior vice president and president of EDS AsiaTook the job in March 2002 because: "I’d …
By Tracy MayorMay, 1 2003
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Profile of Stuart McKee, Director of Washington State Department of Information Services and CIO

Age: 36Salary: $133,000Previous job: Vice president of global Internet operations at DisneyTook the job in April 2002 because: McKee was …
By Tracy MayorMay, 1 2003
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Mattress Giant CIO Offers A 12-Step Program for Aspiring Tech Execs

A former boss recently wrote to me about how much he enjoys watching those whom he had mentored in previous …
By Steve WilliamsApr, 15 2003
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The Detroit Tigers and Baseball IT

When he interviewed to be the Detroit Tigers’ IT skipper in 1999, Cole Stewart couldn’t name a single player on …
By Michael FitzgeraldApr, 1 2003
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Career Counsel: Questions About the Ever-Changing CIO Role

What’s in a Name? Q: Is there a new title being used at the senior executive …
By CIO StaffApr, 1 2003
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State of the CIO 2003 'Worst Practices'

If you need any additional convincing to implement the six CIO best practices revealed in "The State of the CIO …
By Stephanie OverbyApr, 1 2003
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State of the CIO 2003 Best Practive #6: Assign Liaisons to Business Units

When Ames Flynn, vice president and CIO of Thomasville Furniture Industries in Thomasville, N.C., wants to know what’s happening in …
By Elana VaronApr, 1 2003
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State of the CIO 2003 Best Practive #5: Communicate with Users

If you ask Becky Autry what she spends most of her time on as CIO of the U.S. Olympic Committee …
By Stephanie OverbyApr, 1 2003
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State of the CIO 2003 Best Practive #4: Organize an IT Steering Group

Jack Cranmer, CIO with the Scottsdale, Ariz., branch of the Mayo Clinic, hates being the guy who says no. So …
By Elana VaronApr, 1 2003
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State of the CIO 2003 Best Practive #3: Involve User Representatives

When Tom Smith took over as the new senior vice president and CIO of Waste Management in 1999, the company’s …
By Stephanie OverbyApr, 1 2003
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State of the CIO 2003 Best Practive #2: Engage Your Business Leaders

Before Bill Haser became vice president and CIO of Tenneco Automotive in 1998, he had spent 12 years on the …
By Stephanie OverbyApr, 1 2003
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CIO Profile: Dennis Jones, Former CIO of FedEx and Commerce One

When recruiters call CIO superstar Dennis Jones, he insists he’s done working full time for corporate America. "I don’t use …
By Sarah D. ScaletApr, 1 2003
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State of the CIO 2003 Best Practive #1: Get On the Executive Team

The single most important management practice, according to best practices CIOs in "The State of the CIO 2003" survey, is …
By Elana VaronApr, 1 2003
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Careers: CIO Moves During the Winter of 2003

Show Me the MoneyArthur Money (left) can’t seem to keep himself busy enough. After retiring from his position as CIO …
By Meridith LevinsonApr, 1 2003
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Best Practices Gleaned from the 2003 State of the CIO Research

To be an effective CIO, you need to do six things: You must be on the executive team. You have …
By Stephanie Overby and Elana VaronApr, 1 2003
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The State of the CIO 2003 Survey Results

This year’s State of the CIO 2003 survey reveals a very different set of challenges confronting our readers and a …
By Lorraine Cosgrove WareApr, 1 2003
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State of the CIO 2003 Quiz – What's On Your IT Agenda?

Types of CIOs. Some are cost-conscious?or are forced to be by the current economic climate. Other CIOs work for companies …
By Edward PrewittApr, 1 2003
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The State of the CIO 2003: Strategy

The state of the CIO in 2003 is strategic. Our second-annual survey of more than 500 CIOs reveals that (no …
By Edward Prewitt and Stephanie OverbyApr, 1 2003
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The State of the CIO 2003 Research: Overview

The State of the CIO 2003, our second-annual exclusive survey of more than 500 IT executives, reveals much about the …
By Edward PrewittApr, 1 2003
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