• CIO Trendwatch: Utility computing good, spam bad
• Data Center Futures: Sharing control of the IT fiefdom
• Oracle plans takeover bid of PeopleSoft
• Oracle takeover caps wild week in enterprise applications market
• IT execs using 'Big Three' to keep data center solid
• Gartner: Outsourcing to drive IT services recovery
• Getting the hard facts about physical, logical and soft assets
• Gartner: Where does a CSO fit in the enterprise chain?
• Offshoring IT jobs? Consider the risks, not just the rewards
• Gartner: Where does a CSO fit in the enterprise chain?
• Letter of the law -- more firms hawking compliance tools
• Expert offers tips on negotiating SLAs and pricing plans
• Evaluating utility computing, part 2
• Evaluating the concept of utility computing, part 1
• Gartner: Prioritize privacy management now or pay later
• Utility computing to bring benefits, for a price
• Putting the 'U' in utility computing -- is it for you?
• How Warburg Pincus views outsourcing prospects, perils
• Privacy and security at Oracle: Two heads are better than one
• Gartner: Initial outsourcing costs will pay off later
• Analyst: Security spending shifts to outsourcing by '07
• PC replacements: Lawyers, auditors and common sense
• Meta: Half of all companies still reluctant to outsource
• CIO Trendwatch: Outsourcing, grids, new Windows heat up the headlines
• Bridging the chasm between electronic and physical service delivery
• Gartner averages values of IT outsourcing contracts
• Supply chain risk: Deal with it
• New apps could change your job description
• Ten criteria for offshore outsourcing, part 2
• New applications could change IT job descriptions
• Ten criteria for offshore outsourcing, part 1
• Forum: India's IT promise waiting to be tapped
• Getting through to the CFO in three easy steps
• Study: Flexibility, reliability still hinder outsourcing
• Expert charts future for grid computing
• Controlling data center TCO through careful consolidation
• U.S. firms smarter IT spenders than E.U. peers
• Aberdeen: Dell dives deeper, wider into enterprise
• War spotlights need for hardy Web sites
• The future of IT consulting
• Expert: Web services technology will end integration 'anarchy'
• The abuse of 'inventory management' and how it's holding us back
• Gartner releases 'Top 11' list of security issues
• Outsourcing snafus -- two big ones companies make
• Gartner: Real-time's time is nigh
• Gartner: IM hot, grid computing getting warmer
• Being first may not mean being best, says Marc Andreessen
• At Gartner show, analysts try to gauge war's impact on IT
• CIO, CPO relationship becoming key in IT shops
• Dataquest: Enterprise software buyers holding back in 2003
• The state of IT: A CIO's view part 2
• The state of IT: A CIO's view
• Case study: Fed auditors visit CTO
• Unraveling the 'buy versus build' conundrum
• Step this way for a successful customer loyalty program
• Data integration key to managing database environments
• The secret ingredients of successful IT service delivery
• The twin weaknesses of Web services technologies
• Blue Cross CIO uses portfolio manager to justify IT costs
• A CIO's primer on information security
• Pervasive computing: You are what you compute
• E-commerce security measures begin to pay dividends
• Microsoft's CRM package: Better late than never
• Why some succeed at CRM -- and many fail
• Expect strong-arm cybersecurity tactics from Bush
• Study: CIO salaries flat, responsibilities continue to rise
• Feds announce 12% hike in IT spending, demand ROI
• Using Web services to tame technology
• Spam filters a hit with hackers, not enterprise IT
• Aberdeen: Hardware in for a stumble, China will shine
• 'Best practices' in IT infrastructure management: Help or hype?
• Pair shares back-office outsourcing lessons
• The art of the deal: Tips on negotiating with IT vendors
• Cookies may eventually crumble online registration
• Who decides how much to spend on IT?
• Automated backups 'on the money' for finance firm
• Do you dare show a customer the door?