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• Building a social workflow process for today's enterprise no easy task

  As the social enterprise evolves, so too do social workflow processes. But getting everybody on board with social isn't for the faint of heart.  Continue Reading

• Building a social enterprise means putting 'social' into the workflow

  If proponents of the social enterprise have learned anything, it's that social must be woven into the flow of work. That's easier said than done.  Continue Reading

• Are consumer-targeted mobile security tools the future of BYOD?

  A new tool puts mobile security in the hands of the consumer. With the increased focus on BYOD, are there also enterprise mobile security benefits?  Continue Reading

• A CIO finds a way to protect sensitive data and pave the way for BYOD

  Pat Smith, CIO of Our Kids, devises a way to protect sensitive data while paving the way for mobile devices and a network of care providers.  Continue Reading

• Lean Startup methodology key to open government initiative in Palo Alto

  CIO Jonathan Reichental introduced Lean Startup techniques to make better, faster decisions and provide more transparency in local government.  Continue Reading

• All aboard: CIO wins the battle, initiates centralized IT organization

  Our SearchCIO IT Leader of the Year Award winner, CIO Eric Hawley, explains how he built a centralized IT environment -- starting with listening.  Continue Reading

• From ruins, CIO builds a UC system for the future

  SearchCIO-Midmarket IT Leader of the Year Troy Neal built a UC system that vastly improved the mission of his organization.  Continue Reading

• Former GM, BP CIO stresses need for CIOs to focus on business outcomes

  The former CIO at GM and BP previews the World BPO/ITO Forum in NYC and reveals what he would do differently as a CIO today … think business outcomes.  Continue Reading

• Real-time data analytics drops a beat on the online music industry

  Mixcloud uses real-time data analytics to mesh customer behavior with site maintenance and -- coming soon-- deep personalization.  Continue Reading

• CIO designs an iPad analytics app that mirrors work, speeds decisions

  Guess? Inc. CIO Michael Relich delivered a mobile analytics app for the iPad that was so good, employees bought their own devices just to use it.  Continue Reading

• Business innovation and collaboration inextricably linked, says SAS CIO

  Collaboration and innovation are two sides of the same coin, says SAS Institute CIO Keith Collins.  Continue Reading

• Can CIOs justify replacing employees with a hologram projector?

  With hologram technology advancing, it may soon be possible to replace traditional workers with hologram projectors. But is it smart? A CTO weighs in.  Continue Reading

• Cybersecurity training goes to grad school as headlines mount

  As hacker headlines get boardroom attention, universities look to meet cybersecurity training needs with grad-level degree programs.  Continue Reading

• Cloud security risks still an issue for CIOs, but change is in the air

  Cloud security risks have been a barrier to adoption for CIOs, but self-education along with enlightened vendor response is easing the move to cloud.  Continue Reading

• Data warehousing architecture gets a big data makeover

  In the digital age, data warehousing architecture shies away from the monolithic enterprise data warehouse in favor of flexibility.  Continue Reading