CIO Magazine: October 1, 2009
How to find the right staff
In a job market rich with highly qualified applicants, CIOs use on-the-job testings, unusual questions and users to hire more than technical talent
Improve Your Business Smarts by Extending What You Already Do
Direct Energy CIO Kumud Kalia on how to acquire a commercial orientation, which he believes is the toughest of all leadership competencies for IT managers
Sharing the Vision to Put Customers First
How Rajiv Jain, senior VP and CTO of stock photography site Corbis, got IT focused on what consumers want
Network Battle
Focusing increased investments on your enterprise network infrastructure.
Healthy Attitude
President Obama's federal stimulus package boosts the IT impact on healthcare.
Cloud Computing: Is it Time to Invest in Cloud Storage?
Cloud vendors are touting their storage offerings. IT leaders are intrigued, but wary.
How Service Oriented Architecture Helps a Music Promoter Keep the Hits Coming
Artist 2 Market clients Spinal Tap, Dolly Parton and Tommy Lee use service oriented architecture-based applications to promote their work to fans
Ship Shaping
FedEx's use of visualization software helps company staffers collaborate more concisely on new software features for online customers
The Ideal Standardization
Global IT at Air Products & Chemicals saved $3 million to $5 million a year from 2001 to 2007 by focusing on sameness—building an infrastructure that is 75 percent to 80 percent standardized, while still providing high-value services. ...
Hitting the Right Note
How Yamaha used e-signature technology to cut costs and accelerate workflow
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