CIO Magazine: November 15, 2008
Remote Workers, Costly Data Breach Notification, Being Too Nice at Work and More
This issue of Trendlines from the 11/15/08 Issue of CIO Magazine covers Remote Workers, Costly Data Breach Notification, Being Too Nice at Work and More
Making Business Mash-Ups Work
Users can get in over their heads when they try to combine Web-based apps. Here's what you need to know.
Four Steps to Safer Social Networking for Enterprises
What are your employees saying on Facebook? Here's four steps enterprises can take to contain the legal risks associated with employees using social networking tools such as Facebook and Twitter
Who You Gonna Hire?
The hottest jobs in IT are for business, architecture and policy experts
Shifting Priorities
CIOs face some big challenges in the year ahead
Five Things Chris Gardner Has Learned About What It Takes To Be Successful
Chris Gardner knows what it takes to be successful in business. Once homeless, he's the founder and CEO of Gardner Rich, a private stock-brokerage firm, and author of the autobiography-turned-movie The Pursuit of Happyness.
How IT Leaders Can Help Their Companies Spend Money More Wisely
CIOs are well-positioned to help companies take better advantage of all investments, not just IT
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