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CIO Decisions - December 2012/January 2013, Vol. 18

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- Turning paper-and-pencil processes into digital assets triples growth by Linda Tucci, Executive Editor
  An IT leader makes technology a core competency and drives revenue by turning handwritten products into digital assets.

News
- Survey shows sharp uptick in appetite for cloud disaster recovery by Karen Goulart, Features Writer
  TechTarget's 2012 Cloud Pulse survey shows a growing interest in cloud disaster recovery among businesses already using other cloud solutions.
- Governance and leadership lessons from a health care CIO by Linda Tucci, Executive Editor
  A seasoned CIO acts as the governance and leadership beacon for a statewide health care initiative spanning 12 groups and millions of dollars.
- 2013 budget outlook: The two faces of the tech hiring crunch by Linda Tucci, Executive Editor
  Two CIOs have different 2013 budget outlooks, but one problem in common: Tech hiring is tough.
- The end of offshore outsourcing? CIOs quietly reshoring IT jobs by Wendy Schuchart, Site Editor
  U.S. manufacturers are making big news by bringing back offshore outsourcing jobs, but CIOs are quietly reshoring IT jobs as well.
Columns
- Disaster recovery in the cloud takes on new significance post-Sandy by Scot Petersen, Editorial Director
  As large swathes of the East Coast look to resumes operations in Hurricane Sandy’s wake, disaster recovery in the cloud is taking on new significance.

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