IT project management and portfolio management

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  • Project managers top CIOs' must-have list

    Historically, project managers were a luxury most midmarket companies couldn't afford -- and thought they could do without. But now a growing number of CIOs say without a project manager, why bother? 

  • CIOs scramble for project managers

    The pressure to deliver projects on time and on budget puts project management skills atop the list of hiring priorities for many CIOs. But good project managers are hard to find. 

  • Adapting ITIL to small and midsized enterprises

    IT service management is a key weapon in the war to make IT more responsive to the business users it serves. Learn how to adapt ITIL to a small or midsized enterprise. 

  • ITSM/ITIL best practice process overview primer

    ITSM methods have evolved to include specific ways to optimize assessment, planning and implementation of ITIL best practices. This report is an overview of ITSM and ITIL. 

  • CMDB, ITIL: Keeping track of IT assets

    Too many companies today don't have an accurate IT asset management system, and therefore are underutilizing systems and being unproductive. A CMDB framework, used in support with an ITIL project, can provide databases and analysis tools to help IT o... 

  • Welch's CIO strengthens the IT grapevine

    Welch Foods CIO Larry Rencken keeps the juices flowing with new governing tools, compensation metrics and a determination to make IT a strategic partner at the 137-year-old grape cooperative. 

  • Ignore customer stress at your peril

    What dooms a project? Users stressed out by change and by time spent away from their day jobs. 

  • The ingredients of project success

    What do airline pilots, a chef, a magician and a doctor have in common? Techniques that lead to success. 

  • Reasons to get to know your end users' business

    Project managers: Get in the trenches and get in touch with users' needs. 

  • CIO project expert: No pets, no strays

    Successful project management relies on trimming your list -- and making sure pet projects aren't wasting resources.