CIO Magazine Apr 15, 2007 issue archive

Feature

IT Value Methodologies: Do They Work?

Three experts weigh in on whether IT Value Methodologies can help a CIO's never-ending quest to prove IT's worth.

News

5 Steps to a Smart Outbound Content Management Strategy

No one should treat outbound content management as a panacea. But it is a good first-line defense.

News

Boost Security With Outbound Content Management

Sensitive data slides out your company's door every day. New outbound content management tools can help you identify problem spots and bolster security.

Best Practice

Segway Inventor Dean Kamen on Risk-Taking and Innovation

Segway inventor Dean Kamen explains why it's essential to take risks in order to innovate.

Feature

Newspapers Turn Readers Into Content Contributors

To generate more content online, newspapers are encouraging readers to post comments and upload images and video.

Feature

When Companies Violate the Rules

A list of the 15 companies the Federal Trade Commission has cited for security breaches since 2002.

Feature

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.

Feature

CIO Magazine: April 15, 2007

IT Value Methodologies: Do They Work?

Three experts weigh in on whether IT Value Methodologies can help a CIO's never-ending quest to prove IT's worth.

5 Steps to a Smart Outbound Content Management Strategy

No one should treat outbound content management as a panacea. But it is a good first-line defense.

Boost Security With Outbound Content Management

Sensitive data slides out your company's door every day. New outbound content management tools can help you identify problem spots and bolster security.

Segway Inventor Dean Kamen on Risk-Taking and Innovation

Segway inventor Dean Kamen explains why it's essential to take risks in order to innovate.

Newspapers Turn Readers Into Content Contributors

To generate more content online, newspapers are encouraging readers to post comments and upload images and video.

When Companies Violate the Rules

A list of the 15 companies the Federal Trade Commission has cited for security breaches since 2002.

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.

Your Guide To Good-Enough Compliance

Decisions about complying with Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA and other rules is often an exercise in risk management and negotiation.

CIO Magazine: April 15, 2007

CIOs should speak about results rather than costs convey the value of their budget presentations.

CIOs need to work collaboratively with business executives to make IT security projects successful.

Three experts weigh in on whether IT Value Methodologies can help a CIO's never-ending quest to prove IT's worth.

No one should treat outbound content management as a panacea. But it is a good first-line defense.

Sensitive data slides out your company's door every day. New outbound content management tools can help you identify problem spots and bolster security.

Segway inventor Dean Kamen explains why it's essential to take risks in order to innovate.

To generate more content online, newspapers are encouraging readers to post comments and upload images and video.

A list of the 15 companies the Federal Trade Commission has cited for security breaches since 2002.

Mid-market companies cite cost when they don't comply with government rules like Sarbanes-Oxley. Affordable IT tools could limit that excuse.

Decisions about complying with Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA and other rules is often an exercise in risk management and negotiation.