Watch out for inaccurate web costs

With the business climate uncertain, CIOs may be looking to cut costs and considering reducing their IT departments' training budgets. But an online survey conducted by Zoomerang on behalf of Safari Books Online, a web-based digital library geared toward technology professionals, found that technology staff reported needing access to good training and reliable online content to do their jobs efficiently and to prevent costly mistakes.

The survey found that 85 percent of respondents spend up to two hours a day searching the web for code samples, product reviews, answers to questions about troubleshooting applications, and other key issues. At the same time, 45 percent said they have used information from the web that they later found was incorrect.

To read more:
- Check out this ComputerWorld.com article