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IT Advocates Who Have the President's Ear

Pop quiz: Which candidate said what about the new economy? A."Every child in America—regardless of income, geography, race or disability—should …
By Elana Varon

Quiz on Tech Globalization

geography New Silicon topographies emerge asquickly as countries on volatile continents. Match the techmonicker with the physical place.
By CIO Staff

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Due Diligence in Choosing Consultants

Reader ROILearn about new online markets for IT consulting servicesSee how the online sourcing process stacks up to traditional methods …
By Lauren Gibbons Paul
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Sequoia High Gets Wired

At the center of Redwood City, Calif., lies Sequoia High, the oldest high school in the Peninsula region of the …
By Lauren Gibbons Paul
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Finding Nontraditional IT Hires

Reader ROI Learn how companies recruit nontraditional IT employeesFind ways to improve the success rate of hiring employees new to …
By Daintry Duffy

Digital Signatures

When Mark Bender, CIO of Williams Communications, first examined the tangled web of communications within the Tulsa, Okla.-based company, he …
By J. Brown

Company Computers; Company Rules

Reader ROIUnderstand the impactof personal computer useat workDiscover how technology abuse by employees affects technological infrastructureLearn to develop corporate policies …
By Lee Pender

The History of Floppy Disks

The name seems tailor-made for a Seinfeld bit: "What is the deal with floppy disks? They’re not floppy, and they’re …
By Sara Shay

Employment Law in the Internet Age

Jessica Hartman prided herself on almost always being the first one to arrive at the 23rd floor office of Working …
By Garry Mathiason

Customer Privacy on the Web

For four years now, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) hasaccommodated the Internet industry’s request that it, not thegovernment, regulate the …
By Martha Heller

Still Waiting for the IT Miracle

CIO has existed for more than a decade, beating the drum aboutthe benefits of IT. In my optimism (a.k.a., naivet) …
By Megan Santosus

IT Under Seige But Unaware

Get this: 90 percent of computer security professionals havedetected security breaches at their organizations, according toa recent survey by the …
By Abbie Lundberg

The Big Payoff

A decade's worth of time and money invested in wiring up the enterprise is about to return billions to the bottom line. How is that going to happen? Supply chain automation. Who's going to get the credit? It could be you.
By CIO Staff

Why Women Hate IT

In 2000, almost half of all IT job openings went begging. At the same time, women were leaving the IT ranks at twice the rate of men. How can we stop this madness?
By Cheryl Bentsen

What's Your Problem?

A combination of CRM and KM software puts answers at the fingertips of 3M call center reps.
By John Edwards

Her Majesty's Flying I.T. Circus

The British are top-drawer when it comes to fumbling high-profile IT projects. We tour the rubble as the government preps its e-government push
By CIO Staff