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From the Editor: Is life getting better for American IT workers?
Read the editor's note that sparked a debate of a future IT "hiring frenzy." Article
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10 steps to IT efficiency
Is your IT department a little flabby? You may be just 10 steps away from a more efficient -- and effective -- IT machine. Article
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CIOs, students disagree on value of multicultural skills
Many business students in the U.S. believe multicultural skills are their ticket to the top. But some of those already on top don't quite agree. Article
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Talk is cheap (but highly recommended) for leading IT workers
These days IT executives are constantly asking me how to regain their workers' trust and loyalty, which was damaged during the recession. I think it may be too late for many of these people. Column
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CIOs cautious about hiring
Do you believe the recovery is for real? A new study found that many CIOs still need convincing. Article
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Face-off: PowerPoint vs. PowerPoint
PowerPoint: You either love it or you hate it. Our editors debate the virtues and pitfalls of this computer presentation tool. Article
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Study: Execs believe most jobs should stay onshore
The honeymoon may not be over, but according to a recent study, IT execs are now seeing offshore outsourcing without makeup. In other words, they're seeing through the glossy sheen of cost savings and realizing what's underneath isn't always pretty. Article
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Meta Group offering gives IT execs 'big picture'
Your IT staff thinks it's doing a great job, but the clients aren't impressed. Welcome to the great IT gap that separates perception from reality. Article
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Class bridges IT, business gulf
The Society for Information Management (SIM) is taking IT pros to school in the ways of business. Shoring up these softer skills could help companies align their business and IT strategies. Article
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Universities aim for more rounded IT grads
IT grads today have to be more well-rounded than those from five years ago. Offshore outsourcing has changed the rules, and business and tech schools are adjusting to help students "outsource-proof" themselves. Article