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NewsStudy of CIOs is weak in methods and conclusions
In a piercing--yet often quite funny in its sarcasm--column dissecting a recent study on the talents and skills of CIOs, InformationWeek's Bob Evans reveals that sometimes there's a lot less to Read more...
Half of IT execs expect a raise in 2010
An annual survey conducted by SearchCIO.com revealed that 50 percent of IT executives responding to the poll expect a pay increase next year. This is a big jump from last year's survey, when only 38 Read more...
The cloud will challenge the CIO's job
As cloud computing becomes more established in your organization, it will envelope the CIO's job and redefine it. It's far too early to gauge the full impact of this new phenomenon, but it's clear Read more...
Microsoft CIO: IT leaders can shine in 2009
Microsoft's IT chief Tony Scott is not about to throw in the towel as we face hard economic times. In fact, he believes businesses can survive and come out ahead despite the tough economy. "This is a Read more...
CIO workloads on the rise
Jobs are being cut, budgets are shrinking and CIOs are feeling the pressure. A new survey from Robert Half Technology has found that 36 percent of chief information officers interviewed say rising Read more...
C-level IT execs predict year-long downturn
A sizable majority of C-level technology executives believe the industry is being hit hard by the economic downturn and the effects will not be resolved in the short run, according to a new survey. Read more...
Fannie Mae CIO resigns
The government takeover of mortgage giant Fannie Mae has resulted in many casualties, including its CIO. Rahul Merchant, who also was an executive vice president at Fannie Mae, was one of four Read more...
Survival skills for CIOs
Having a full grasp of technology is crucial for every CIO, but these days it's not enough. Hans Brechbühl, executive director of the Center for Digital Strategies at the Tuck School of Business Read more...
Why developers are turned off to becoming CIOs
CIOs may think they are the top dogs, but not everyone sees it that way, at least not software developers. A lighthearted piece in PCWorld suggests that software developers are too wrapped up in Read more...
Domain registration SCAM derailed
A federal judge has stopped a Toronto company from continuing to deceptively pose as a domain name registrar and sending bogus bills to thousands of U.S. small businesses and nonprofit organizations Read more...
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