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  • September 30, 2014 30 Sep'14

    Does your big data project need a data concierge?

    Big data needs better questions; local data concierges might be the next information governance trend; and the downside of data: The Data Mill reports.

  • September 26, 2014 26 Sep'14

    The Bash shell bug

    Another week, another security flaw, and it's a bad one this time. The Bash shell bug, as it's being called, has been living in your enterprise's Linux software for more than 20 years and can be ...

  • September 19, 2014 19 Sep'14

    Choose a side: Protecting consumer privacy or corporate assets

    Apple has chosen a side when it comes to consumer privacy. With the new iOS 8 now encrypting data stored on iPhones, Apple has signaled it's on the side of consumer privacy. The decision makes ...

  • September 12, 2014 12 Sep'14

    iPhone 6, Apple Watch set new bar for enterprise mobile computing

    You might think the big news this week is Apple's unveiling of the iPhone 6 and Apple Watch. And you'd be right. Almost. For CIOs, the news is not about the devices, per se, but what these (by most ...

  • August 29, 2014 29 Aug'14

    It's time to join the wearables race

    Have you joined the wearables race yet? If you're a CIO and you haven't yet, you might want to get on it. Apple, Nike, Ralph Lauren, Under Armour, LG, and Samsung certainly have. CIOs should be ...

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  • August 22, 2014 22 Aug'14

    Heartbleed strikes again

    I'm about to tell you something you've probably heard over and over: addressing a security breach right away is the best way to mitigate the threat. Why am I telling you this? Because Heartbleed ...

  • August 15, 2014 15 Aug'14

    The CIO information privacy dilemma: Shield data or mine it?

    I'm going to go out on a limb here and say nobody likes to be unknowingly spied on. So when Edward Snowden broke the news that the National Security Agency was looking at and collecting people's ...

  • August 13, 2014 13 Aug'14

    Two-speed IT marries agile and waterfall development approaches

    At John Deere, two-speed IT enables agile and waterfall development approaches to live side by side.

  • August 08, 2014 08 Aug'14

    Russian Hackers and the CIO

    Could you be using the recent Russian hack to your advantage? If you're a CIO, the answer is yes, according to Ronald Breaux, head of the privacy and data security Group at Hayes and Boone, an ...

  • August 01, 2014 01 Aug'14

    With malware like Backoff around, IT security can't be about protecting egos

    If you're a CIO who takes offense when someone questions your IT security program, it may be time to get out of your own way for the sake of your company. That's the provocative view of Kevin ...

  • July 31, 2014 31 Jul'14

    The benefits and drawbacks of regulatory compliance automation

    Increasingly complicated compliance mandates have led some businesses to implement automated processes to save resources. Participants in July's #GRCChat said compliance automation can assist data management, but also warned of unintended ...

  • July 25, 2014 25 Jul'14

    Cheers! It's mobile time

    If you’re doubting fully integrating mobile into your business model, take a good hard look at Uber. As reported in this week's Searchlight, many finance professors argued Uber wasn't worth the $17 ...

  • July 24, 2014 24 Jul'14

    What to include in a post-DR-test after-action review

    What should go into your organization's after-action review following a disaster recovery test? #CIOChat participants suggest what to include in the report and why.

  • July 18, 2014 18 Jul'14

    The formidable alliance of IBM and Apple

    I love my iPhone. Who doesn't? It's a great product, as millions of users would agree, but it's not exactly the most efficient tool to get my day job done. That's about to change, IBM and Apple ...

  • July 13, 2014 13 Jul'14

    Silicon Valley shows that age matters when it comes to finding tech talent

    Silicon Valley companies are going back to high school; but not in the way that you're thinking. They're stalking the unhallowed halls for summer interns and paying them dearly for their wisdom, as ...

  • July 03, 2014 03 Jul'14

    Tablet productivity still largely out of individual workers' reach

    I think it's safe to say we've covered bring your own device from almost every angle, from crafting a successful BYOD program to managing and securing mobile devices to integrating mobile in ...

  • June 20, 2014 20 Jun'14

    The costs of payment card data breaches could include your job

    By now, everyone and their mother knows about the massive financial damage that payment card data breaches wreak upon companies and their consumers, in the form of replacing credit cards, credit ...

  • June 13, 2014 13 Jun'14

    Tweetdeck's XSS bug: Murphy's Law writ large

    When we sat down with Patrick Gilmore, CTO of data center services provider Markley Group, at last month's MIT CIO symposium and asked him what his biggest IT challenge was, we never expected ...

  • May 27, 2014 27 May'14

    The big data market rises and must converge -- just not yet

    The diverging big data market, Google's new 'search,' Spark versus MapReduce: The Data Mill reports from the MIT Sloan CIO Symposium.

  • May 23, 2014 23 May'14

    Digital initiatives from MIT CIO Symposium: Be bold

    At MIT, CIO Symposium attendees share transformative digital initiatives. Plus, change eBay passwords, ditch solo social and more in Searchlight.

  • May 22, 2014 22 May'14

    Leading the digital enterprise: Five tips on how to get there

    This year's MIT Sloan CIO Symposium focused on the digital enterprise and how the line between internal and external customers is blurring.

  • May 09, 2014 09 May'14

    Proposed FCC net neutrality rules incite outcry; Target CEO resigns

    In this week's Searchlight: More fuel has been added to the net neutrality fire. Despite a call for delay from a Federal Communications Commissioner and vocal dissent from the public, FCC chairman ...

  • May 01, 2014 01 May'14

    Top IT spending priorities for 2014

    While in past years cloud computing and virtualization have consumed IT department budgets and focus, now mobility and BI are squarely in the mix.

  • April 26, 2014 26 Apr'14

    Facebook on quest for mobile content; CIOs should follow suit

    Hey, CIOs, it's time to take a page from Facebook's playbook and focus on user content and mobile engagement. Facebook sure has, with mobile making up an impressive 59% of its $2.27 billion in ad ...

  • April 18, 2014 18 Apr'14

    From crisis management to crime networks, getting social pays off

    Hospital emergency personnel and other first responders were -- rightfully -- heralded as heroes during last year's Boston Marathon bombing. Their valiant performance aside, there were still ...

  • April 11, 2014 11 Apr'14

    Hearts aflutter as 'Heartbleed bug' threatens personal information security

    This post was written by Fran Sales, SearchCIO's associate editor. This week, media outlets (and all my friends and coworkers) have been abuzz with news and speculation about the so-called ...

  • April 11, 2014 11 Apr'14

    'Heartbleed' bug leaks personal identifiable information

    Searchlight: OpenSSL's "Heartbleed" spills personal identifiable information; how to be a better CIO; a new twist on packing tape; and more.

  • April 08, 2014 08 Apr'14

    Seven not-so-obvious roles your analytics pro will have to play

    What skills do CIOs need to develop or bring in-house to take on big data and advanced analytics? Here are some not-so-obvious candidates.

  • April 04, 2014 04 Apr'14

    High-frequency trading and technology-enabled competitive advantage

    If you ask me, some of the best moments of Jon Stewart's The Daily Show are his interviews with journalists. In his unofficial role as a media critic for the millennial set, Stewart usually draws ...

  • April 02, 2014 02 Apr'14

    Prescriptive Analytics: The Next Frontier

    Is an optimized future within our grasp? With prescriptive analytics, it just might be. Learn more in this month's issue of CIO Decisions e-zine.

  • March 14, 2014 14 Mar'14

    Is the obsession with appification hurting tech?

    Yes, we get it. There's an app for that. And that. And even that. The appification of everything is where it's at. The kids love the apps. And the slightly older kids love making them. Where app ...

  • March 11, 2014 11 Mar'14

    CIO careers: A guide to getting ahead

    In this CIO Essential Guide, learn how CIOs in high-level careers in IT are driving their enterprises -- and profession -- forward.

  • March 07, 2014 07 Mar'14

    Get your digital strategy out of the 1800s

    This week's Searchlight -- live from the Fusion 2014 CEO-CIO Symposium in Madison, Wis. -- asks the question: How can you expect to move your company forward when your methods are stuck in the days ...

  • February 28, 2014 28 Feb'14

    Dark days for data privacy, protecting data gets hands-on

    Another week, another disturbing government data surveillance initiative revealed. This time: The Brit's GCHQ peeping Yahoo web cam chats. The mission was to collect and store facial images -- ...

  • February 21, 2014 21 Feb'14

    Wearable technology another way CIOs can help drive the business

    If possible, we're both over thinking and under thinking this whole wearable technology thing. Especially when it comes to the role CIOs are playing, and will play, in the trend. We're over ...

  • February 07, 2014 07 Feb'14

    Bill Gates could bring fresh ideas in advisory role

    As Satya Nadella settles in at the helm of Microsoft, all eyes are on the "new" guy (as new as a 22-year veteran employee can be). And rightly so. It's a pivotal time for the company that seems to ...

  • January 31, 2014 31 Jan'14

    Foursquare taps into omnichannel

    When Foursquare partnered with GrubHub-Seamless this week, it was more than just a boon for lazy burrito lovers. It provided a useful illustration of what omnichannel is intended to be today, and ...

  • January 24, 2014 24 Jan'14

    NSA surveillance could lead to data collection policy

    In case anyone wasn't aware by now, private and public entities are collecting our data. This tidbit of not-quite-news was included in President Obama's address last week on NSA surveillance ...

  • January 17, 2014 17 Jan'14

    CIOs must keep up on new ways to thwart cyberthreats

    When it comes to defending against cyberthreats, the traditional method of update, patch, repeat is no longer cutting it. The security market is responding. Are you? This week's lead Searchlight ...

  • January 10, 2014 10 Jan'14

    Watch out CIOs, wearable technology is on its way

    Another International CES show, another year of bloggers complaining how very passe it is. Well, maybe it's a slog to actually be there, but what filtered out through various media seemed, if not ...

  • January 03, 2014 03 Jan'14

    Searchlight List of Lists: The best, worst of 2013 and what's next

    If you do something more than once and do it at the same time of year, it's reasonable to consider it an "annual event." Therefore, welcome to the annual Searchlight List of Lists! It's my business ...

  • December 20, 2013 20 Dec'13

    Look into the past provides cautionary tale on rejecting tech trends

    We've all said silly things. We don't all get haunted by them on the Internet on a regular basis. Back in 1995, writer and astronomer Cliff Stoll shared his thoughts on the future of the World Wide ...

  • December 13, 2013 13 Dec'13

    Curious kids need more than an Hour of Code

    Won't someone please think of the children? Oh, great, someone is. This week, Computer Science Education Week and the non-profit group Code.org successfully encouraged teachers in the U.S. and ...

  • December 10, 2013 10 Dec'13

    CIO guide: Protect information like a pro

    Providing adequate protection for corporate data is a top-of-mind concern across IT. In this guide, learn how to protect your information assets.

  • December 06, 2013 06 Dec'13

    The smart machines are on the march, are CIOs ready?

    Drones and robots and mini Robocops, oh my! Leading off this week's Searchlight: smart machines are having a moment and it's only the beginning. Amazon and it's delivery drone announcement, ...

  • November 27, 2013 27 Nov'13

    HoneyBaked Ham IT and marketing veeps find secret sauce in big data

    At The Original HoneyBaked Ham Co. of Georgia, there's no such thing as data for data's sake.

  • November 27, 2013 27 Nov'13

    Many enterprises missing out on value of internal social technologies, collaboration

    Even as enterprises become increasingly comfortable with the sometimes-dicey world of external social media, most fail to see the value of embracing enterprise social media technologies.

  • November 22, 2013 22 Nov'13

    Are you ready to go omnichannel?

    They say you can't be all things to all people, or in a million places at once. Well, "they" are going to fail at business as the age of the customer continues to entwine with the digital age. It's ...

  • November 18, 2013 18 Nov'13

    Preparation underway for Dodd-Frank conflict mineral disclosures

    Dodd-Frank conflict mineral provisions create new disclosure rules for public companies. In this tip, learn how to prepare for the regulations.

  • November 15, 2013 15 Nov'13

    Stack ranking doesn't meet the standards of today's CIOs

    Pretty much nobody thought stack ranking was a good idea at Microsoft. In fact, it so stank, it was finally put to rest this week in favor of a more employee-empowering, collaborative approach. So, ...

  • November 13, 2013 13 Nov'13

    Leadership tips in a challenging environment from three health IT CIOs

    At the 45th annual SIMposium, health IT CIOs talked about how technology is changing just about every aspect of health care, except one: the importance of leadership.

  • November 08, 2013 08 Nov'13

    Twitter IPO success a turning point for social networks?

    When news first broke about the pending Twitter IPO, it was widely speculated whether it would mirror Facebook's fumbled launch. After all, both are social networks, both are of questionable ...

  • November 01, 2013 01 Nov'13

    Tech tikes: Great mobile experience crucial to win over future users

    We probably didn't need a study to tell us this, but in case there was any doubt, babies are bonkers for mobile devices. Tablets, smartphones, you name it, they want to rub their little mitts on ...

  • October 28, 2013 28 Oct'13

    Ten big data case studies in a nutshell

    What are companies such as Macy's, Tesco, American Express and Wal-Mart Stores doing with big data? The Data Mill reports.

  • October 25, 2013 25 Oct'13

    HealthCare.gov could've used a heavy dose of project governance

    If you're one of the thousands (millions?) of Americans who've run up against the mess that is federal health insurance exchange website you may be wondering -- in colorful language -- how such an ...

  • October 12, 2013 12 Oct'13

    Gartner Symposium forecast: cloudy with a chance of 3D printing

    The future is unwritten, sure, but there are still a few givens. Most likely, the sun will rise tomorrow, babies will cry and water will be wet. All the same, everyone loves a good bit of ...

  • October 08, 2013 08 Oct'13

    Why is Microsoft licensing so complicated?

    Live from the 2013 Gartner Symposium ITxpo, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer discusses why Microsoft licensing is so complicated.

  • October 04, 2013 04 Oct'13

    Adobe's data security issues are everyone's problem

    Like a Hollywood ingenue, now that data's star is on the rise it can never expect privacy again. OK, perhaps the data is the new oil analogy is little stronger, but the point is data -- personal, ...

  • October 03, 2013 03 Oct'13

    The future of mobility: A BYOD guide for CIOs

    In this Essential Guide, learn how CIOs are planning for the future of mobility, aligning consumer devices with bring your own technology trends.

  • September 27, 2013 27 Sep'13

    BlackBerry's demise puts mobile innovation in question

    When it comes to chatter about BlackBerry's fantastic tumble there's plenty being said about who did what wrong and at what point and why. But this week's Searchlight looks at the whole sad story ...

  • September 20, 2013 20 Sep'13

    Progressing toward an 'appification' nation

    There are so many product announcements -- big and small -- pretty much every hour of the day. Maybe that's an exaggeration, but my inbox would beg to differ. That said,  it's easy for innovative ...

  • September 16, 2013 16 Sep'13

    Introducing the Yammer culture to a Microsoft world

    Last year, Microsoft Corp. purchased Yammer for $1.2 billion, and, as analysts have argued, the acquisition was about more than social collaboration software. "There are a lot of reasons why Yammer ...

  • September 13, 2013 13 Sep'13

    Apple iOs 7 gives a little love to the enterprise

    Sooo, who wants a gold iPhone?!* If Apple's annual Cupertino hype-o-rama failed to excite you with it's new colors and cheaper prices for iPhones, that may be because you came in a little late. If ...

  • September 06, 2013 06 Sep'13

    Microsoft's Nokia acquisition has potential to shake up mobile market

    It's a mad, mad, mad, mad mobile world. For the most part that world is being lorded over by Android (Google) and Apple. And while some have pooh-poohed Microsoft's Nokia acquisition as a weak, ...

  • August 23, 2013 23 Aug'13

    Social shopping -- former mallrats turn to mice

    There's a lot to hate about going to the mall. In fact, after the age of 17, there's pretty much nothing to like. And yet, there is something about that communal "does this look good on me?" ...

  • August 19, 2013 19 Aug'13

    Leveraging cloud for backend ops

    Leveraging cloud for backend ops At Dallas-based TopGolf, CIO Tom LaPlante is one IT leader who goes well beyond lip service when it comes to innovation.  In just over year since he was named the ...

  • August 16, 2013 16 Aug'13

    Email privacy is a myth, regardless of what Google said or didn't say

    There's an old expression in journalism: "If your mother says she loves you, check it out."  In other words, take nothing for granted when reporting a story. Apparently those who reported Google's ...

  • August 09, 2013 09 Aug'13

    Extra! Bezos's big buy brings digital age to doorsteps

    Are we not in the digital age? Why would someone who could afford to buy absolutely anything choose to buy The Washington Post? Amazon founder Jeff Bezos's purchase of the paper certainly had ...

  • August 05, 2013 05 Aug'13

    Netflix uses the OODA loop to stay ahead of the competition

    OODA loops, the death of the IT department and personal privacy. The Data Mill brings news from the Gartner Catalyst conference.

  • August 02, 2013 02 Aug'13

    The tangled Web of data privacy issues

    It seems we've all been so wrapped up in where, when and how  the government is spying on our communications we forgot all about how our employers do it too. In a week rife with news related to ...

  • July 26, 2013 26 Jul'13

    Data scientists need to earn trust

    They're a hot commodity in high demand. They're the cool kids who know how to get down and dirty with the big data. They're the data scientists, the folks who give meaning to, well, just about any ...

  • July 19, 2013 19 Jul'13

    Sophisticated retail data collection programs up the creep factor

    Have you ever felt like you were being watched? Well, get used to it.  More and more retailers are getting sophisticated with their data collection programs. From mobile device tracking to ...

  • July 12, 2013 12 Jul'13

    Samsung's Jay-Z mobile app launch a how-not-to reminder for CIOs

    Poor Jay-Z already had 99 problems, now an app glitch is one. Actually, the big fail that was the "Magna Carta The Holy Grail" album mobile app launch was more of a problem for business partner ...

  • July 09, 2013 09 Jul'13

    The 2013 IT Leadership Awards: Our finalists

    The 2013 SearchCIO IT Leadership Awards honor the effective leadership styles of leading CIOs and IT executives. Here, we introduce our finalists.

  • July 05, 2013 05 Jul'13

    Patent suggests self-destructing email coming soon

    It would be the special delivery we've all dreamed of since the dawn of the electronic exchange of words -- self-destructing email. And while it could save jobs and relationships the world over, it ...

  • July 02, 2013 02 Jul'13

    The 2013 IT Leadership Awards: Meet our CIO finalists

    The 2013 SearchCIO IT Leadership Awards honor the top CIOs and IT executives in the enterprise space. Here, meet our finalists.

  • June 24, 2013 24 Jun'13

    Cloud migration can be a winning move -- even when it's not

    The days may be long and include far too much coffee, but I always enjoy a good tech conference. The new ideas, the inspirational talk, the excessive coffee (didn't say too much was a bad thing) ...

  • June 24, 2013 24 Jun'13

    2013 SearchCIO-Midmarket IT Leadership Awards finalists

    The 2013 IT Leadership Awards honor the leadership and management skills of CIOs and IT execs in the midmarket space. Here, we reveal our finalists.

  • June 14, 2013 14 Jun'13

    How much is your data privacy worth?

    If the government sent us discount coupons would we feel differently about their data collecting "habits"? This week the Searchlight looks at a few of the many, many opinions and players currently ...

  • May 17, 2013 17 May'13

    Cybersecurity must be a team effort to succeed

    You've gotta hand it to those cybercriminals, they're not afraid to innovate. This week's SearchCIO.com Searchlight starts off with a look at a brazen hacker business model that offers DDoS attacks ...

  • May 10, 2013 10 May'13

    Looking forward to the day we don't talk about women in tech

    Jennie Lamere did something pretty cool. The 17-year-old high school senior beat out 80 competitors to win a recent hackathon. The prize-winning innovation is an app that called Twivo that can be ...

  • May 03, 2013 03 May'13

    Amazon enterprise cloud dominance could be good for CIOs

    Try to contain your surprise. The lead item in this week's SearchCIO.com Searchlight asserts that Amazon is poised to conquer the enterprise cloud services market. Writer Christopher Mims lays out ...

  • April 26, 2013 26 Apr'13

    Enterprise cloud computing soon will cease to be

    OK, it may not technically be true, but semantically -- the end is near! This week's SearchCIO.com Searchlight leads off  with the opinion of an esteemed federal CIO (and several of his peers) who ...

  • April 22, 2013 22 Apr'13

    The power of social media undeniable in times of crisis

    These days, I often find myself among those who are tiring of the way social media has inserted itself into just about every part of our lives. But with the terror attack at the Boston Marathon and ...

  • April 12, 2013 12 Apr'13

    Creativity is wasted without strategy for managing innovation

    The people on your team seemed to be brimming with creativity when you hired them. So why aren't all these great ideas translating to innovation in your organization? Perhaps it's because you've ...

  • April 10, 2013 10 Apr'13

    Data-crunching doesn't always paint a full picture

    What do Albert Pujols and Pablo Picasso have in common? Well, they both feature prominently in this week’s SearchCIO.com Searchlight which questions the idea of applying Moneyball –style analytics ...

  • March 29, 2013 29 Mar'13

    Amazon expands empire to social networking

    The old saying goes that you can't be all things to all people. But Amazon is sure as heck gonna try.  In this week's SearchCIO.com Searchlight, the king of digital disruption shows how it's done. ...

  • March 22, 2013 22 Mar'13

    Data-driven world may take us down a dangerous road

    Just about everyone who has a computer has, at one time or another, left a comment online. Be it a simple "congrats!" under a wedding snapshot or an angry mini-rant about poor restaurant service, ...

  • March 15, 2013 15 Mar'13

    Don't forget to count yourself among data analytics tools

    When it comes to making big business decisions, data analytics tools are great to have in your arsenal. But as the lead item in this week's Searchlight reminds us there is one tool IT leaders ...

  • March 08, 2013 08 Mar'13

    As cybersecurity takes the spotlight, CIOs need to step up

    From the breakout sessions to the lounges to the main stage, at this week's Fusion CEO/CIO Symposium in Madison, Wis., privacy and cybersecurity were on nearly everyone's mind. Recent high-profile ...

  • March 01, 2013 01 Mar'13

    The ballyhoo over Yahoo's telecommuting ban

    It's a business decision. That's all it is. Sure, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer's decision to pull the plug on telecommuting touches on many other work/life issues, but the bottom line is that it was a ...

  • February 22, 2013 22 Feb'13

    Some extra compensation could prompt innovation

    Big tech companies like Apple and Facebook are accustomed to encouraging and fostering IT innovation among their employees and getting results. This week's SearchCIO.com Searchlight finds the ...

  • February 15, 2013 15 Feb'13

    It's time to roll the dice with social networking

    Attention, businesses that aren't actively making use of social networking sites and tools: Go directly to obscurity, do not pass Go, do not collect market share. For you see, Monopoly game maker ...

  • February 08, 2013 08 Feb'13

    BYOD has a long life ahead of it

    Cruising around the Web this week, I happened upon one of those stories that you just know can't be serious. I don't mean that in an Onion-y way, more of a the-writer-is-doing-this-to-get-attention ...

  • February 01, 2013 01 Feb'13

    Information security breach turned into teachable moment

    Technically the public didn't need to know about the recent information security breach at "The New York Times." No customer information was compromised and no damage was done to affiliated ...

  • January 25, 2013 25 Jan'13

    Data mining for social solutions

    Data mining is often associated with Big Brother-esque marketing tactics: Someone out there is assessing your personal shopping habits and other bits of info in order to sell you something they ...

  • January 18, 2013 18 Jan'13

    TMI? What to do with all this digital information

    We are beyond up to our figurative eyeballs in data. Digital information is everywhere and no one can honestly say they've figured out just what to do with it. Businesses want to harness and ...

  • January 11, 2013 11 Jan'13

    CES no longer a hot ticket?

    As the folks at HowStuffWorks tweeted earlier, it seems like half the Internet is home sick today. Here at SearchCIO.com Searchlight, we're lucky to have a very flexible work-from-home policy that ...

  • January 04, 2013 04 Jan'13

    DCIM will have star turn in 2013 and other technology predictions

    Every new year it's the same old thing - everybody calling the next big thing. But heck, who doesn't enjoy a little crystal ball gazing. In this week's SearchCIO.com Searchlight we pass that ball ...

  • December 28, 2012 28 Dec'12

    Master list: Information technology news and 2013 predictions

    Here at SearchCIO.com Searchlight, there's nothing we like better than a good list -- it is, after all, our stock in trade! So it is our great pleasure to bring you, in these dwindling days of ...

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