TotalCIO
December 2011
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Bill limiting IT worker overtime pay could put CIOs in a tough spot
- Editor at Large 23 Dec 2011 -
Trend without end, 'IT as a services broker' will go beyond 2012
- Features Writer 21 Dec 2011 -
To be executive material, CIOs need passion, must be in fighting trim
- Editor at Large 16 Dec 2011
With technology boosters like these, who needs Scrooge? That's what many IT folks must be thinking when they take a gander at the sponsors of a bill before the U.S. Senate to limit overtime pay for ...
Just as surely as you'll hear that Mariah Carey Christmas song 900 more times between now and Sunday, you're sure to keep running into 2012 prognostications on your daily travels around our family ...
I check in with headhunters this time of year to get the lowdown on hiring -- and more important, on what companies are looking for in their CIOs. What's considered executive material these days? ...
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Application portals for mobile device management are no joke
- Editorial Director 13 Dec 2011 -
Loaded with technical debt, your software is headed for a crash
- Editor at Large 08 Dec 2011 -
Outlook 2012: Monetizing IT
- Editorial Director 07 Dec 2011 -
Will an IT services organization put CIOs back in the basement?
- Editor at Large 01 Dec 2011
What do a Gartner analyst, a Forrester analyst, the CIO of a group of community colleges, and mobile device management (MDM) vendors have in common? (No, this isn't the setup for a bad joke.) ...
The global economy is in danger of collapsing under a mountain of debt -- and guess what? So is the software that runs your company, according to a study this week from CAST, a software analysis ...
Opinions about the top trends for the coming year are starting to trickle into my inbox. Most of these "Outlook 2012" predictions are about the certainty of economic uncertainty. I know, however, ...
Something I heard about IT services organizations has been rattling around in my brain this week. I was interviewing a CIO-turned-analyst for a story about the value of giving IT employees “line of ...