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CIO water cooler: Reaction to HP's Mott move
Chief technology executives from the Big Apple to the Golden Gate speculate on what Randy Mott's defection from Dell means to HP and its customers. Article | 13 Jul 2005
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Gartner: China, India fuel IT spending boon
An improving economy in Asia and the Pacific brings increased spending on IT services. Article | 06 Jul 2005
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Old buying habits die hard
Most CIOs rationalize their IT spending by comparing it to broad industry averages. A new report from Forrester Research tells you why this formula may not be right for your company. Article | 21 Jun 2005
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CRM any way you want it
Buy, rent, rent-to-own -- the options for CRM software pricing continue to expand. Still, buyers should keep their eye on the total cost of ownership. Article | 16 Jun 2005
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VoIP more than hype
Using VoIP is now as much about improving the customer experience as it is about cutting costs. Some contact centers are learning why. Article | 16 Jun 2005
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A dangerous gap: End users vs. executives
End users are fed up with IT execs who say one thing and do another. Article | 14 Jun 2005
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CIO survey reveals confidence dip
They may be hiring and spending this quarter, but plenty of CIOs are losing sleep over the current U.S. economic confusion. Article | 10 Jun 2005
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Retailers worldwide accelerate IT spending
A new survey says retailers worldwide will spend $31 billion in new IT investments. Article | 01 Jun 2005
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Compliance regulations bite into bottom line -- but for how long?
Now that most companies are meeting their compliance mandates, some wonder if IT security spending will take a hit. Article | 31 May 2005
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Getting real results by going virtual
When Deluxe Laboratories acquired a distribution business, it decided to let utility provider Savvis Communications worry about IT. Letting go is paying off. Article | 26 May 2005