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Has the U.S. lost its tech edge?

July 20, 2008 — 11:26am ET | By Judi Hasson
American dominance over technology and electronics is slipping, the product of a complacent federal government and misguided business practices. At least that's the thesis of a new book, "Winner... Read more...

The changing face of IT

May 27, 2008 — 7:00am ET
The changing face of IT The U.S. has powerful information technology companies--Apple, Google, Microsoft and IBM, to name a few. But globalization and new competition are having an impact on the... Read more...

Recession fears hit IT

January 17, 2008 — 7:59am ET
A survey by Baseline in the fourth quarter of 2007 found that 46 percent of respondents believe their companies would cut IT spending and staff if a recession hit. And the survey also found that... Read more...

Climbing up the CIO food chain

May 3, 2007 — 8:01pm ET

If you're a midmarket CIO who feels ready to move to a larger company, prepare to be questioned about your ability to scale. Focus on points of relevance between your experience and the new role.... Read more...

Women in IT: Speak up, get ahead

February 20, 2007 — 8:01pm ET

Women in IT have it a little harder when it comes to advancement, not to mention, being taken seriously. To break down the barriers, don't be afraid to speak up and promote yourself. Be ambitious.... Read more...

PowerPoint virus worthy of attention

July 19, 2006 — 8:01pm ET

It hasn't done much damage as yet, but a new PowerPoint virus does hold promise to cause some big headaches within organizations that rely on the Microsoft applications for business operations.... Read more...

ALSO NOTED: Asia top spam-generating region; Security agency recommends upgrading Firefox, Thunderbird; and much more...

April 20, 2006 — 8:00pm ET

> Asia is the top spam-generating region. Article > U.S. security... Read more...