CIO Magazine: June 1, 2007

Opinion

Why Software As A Service (SaaS) Could Be Good For CIOs

Software as a Service gets CIOs talking about business value. And that's a good thing.

News

Five Approaches That Don't Work With the CEO

Don't adopt one of these five personas when pitching ideas to C-level executives.

News

When Your Move Up Doesn't Fit

If you become CEO or COO only to decide you want to be a CIO again, that's fine: People will respect your battle scars.

News

A Search Engine for Open-Source Code

Krugle aspires to be the Google of software code search: It even refers to itself as a verb.

Feature

The Truth About Software as a Service (SaaS)

Vendors say software as a service will cut costs and increase efficiency. They say it's enterprise ready. Does that sound too good to be true? It is.

Feature

How to Recruit Talented Tech Workers to Out-of-the-Way Places

Luring good recruits is hard for mid-market CIOs, harder still if you're located outside technology hot spots. Check out these winning strategies.

Feature

How Agile Development Can Lead to Better Results and Technology-Business Alignment

Studies show agile development works, and yet few companies follow its principles. Learn how to get more agile.

Feature

Three Approaches Companies Use for On-Demand Computing

Definitions for three popular uses for on-demand computing.

Feature

Include Management Costs When Calculating Software as a Service Benefits

Why total cost of ownership calculations for software as a service contracts are tricky.

Feature

Five Tips for Recruiting Tech Workers to Out-of-the-Way Places

Far from the big city attractions? No fancy salary to offer? Here are five ways to lure talented people.

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