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The year's most controversial information technology management issues
SearchCIO.com editors take a look at controversial issues facing CIOs. Read them again, if for nothing else but to whet your appetite for a good argument. Article
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IT staffing steady, but optimism wanes heading into 2008
The latest numbers from staffing firm Robert Half Technology show hiring prospects dimming slightly, though certain skills (Windows administration) are hot. Article
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California appoints first cabinet-level state CIO, raises bar on IT
Pressured by lobbyists, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger appoints veteran IT exec Teresa Takai as the Golden State's first statewide CIO. Better haul out that suit of armor, say analysts. Article
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CIO certifications: Do they matter?
Many CIOs are certified in project management, ITIL and Six Sigma, according to the recent SearchCIO.com salary survey. But do certifications really matter? Article
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Top 10 reasons to give thanks you're in IT
Talk turkey all you want tomorrow. Today, it's time to give thanks that you work in IT. Article
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Microsoft ousts CIO
Microsoft said it has fired its CIO, Stuart Scott, after an internal investigation into a violation of company policies. His replacement will be the company's fourth CIO in four years. Article
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SearchCIO.com Salary and Careers Special Report
Salaries and bonuses are on the rise for enterprise IT professionals. Find out why this is, and what else we uncovered in the SearchCIO.com Salary and Careers Survey. Special Report
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Salary Report: Short-tenured middle managers a headache for CIOs
With 70% of senior IT workers telling us they've been with their company for less than five years, CIOs might have a culture problem on their hands. Article
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Facebook, MySpace tolerated by businesses, survey says
Despite known threats to security, bandwidth and employee productivity, nearly half of CIOs recently polled say they don't ban popular social networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook. Article
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Baby boomer brain drain may be hype, but it's not a lie
Some CIOs say the exodus of legacy workers is overhyped. But that doesn't mean it isn't really happening. Article