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A New Blueprint For The Enterprise

Enterprise architecture is not just about mapping and standardizing hardware and software anymore. Now it's about services, events and-get this-good old ROI.

What is governance and what should IT leaders be doing about it?

The Really Tough Decisions

Identity Theft Talk Turns to Databases

Been there, done that

What’s the Real Key to IT Business Alignment

Outsource Your Career

Time to Improve Ethical Behavior

Flight of the Creative Class

Philly Goes Wireless

The 2004 Cyber Security Report Card

Multifactor Productivity

The Problem with Celebrity CEO Culture

Robotic Parking Garages Come to Hoboken

Health Care CIOs, Take Heart

Growth Theory, R&D, and Innovation

The Time for Knowledge Management Is Now

U.S.’s Misguided Nonpolicy on Technology

No Common Ground

Threats Against Open Source Software

Tech Policy Link

Outside Forces

Will Congress Stop the IBM/Lenovo Deal?

CAN SPAM Act Year One

China’s Outsourcing Market Is Out–For Now

The Real E-Commerce

Why Upgrade ERP?

IE Competitor Wins Hearts and Desktops

Who’s Involved in SCO-IBM Case

FBI IT Project Management Accountability

Business Process Automation Invites Fraud

A New Way To Manage Vendors

Staff Management

Partners Healthcare CIO John Glaser Faces the Music

Improving Customer Facing Processes Key to Competitive Edge

Flexible IT Budgets

The Blunt Stick of Computer Security

January 2005 IT Staffing Update

Portfolio Management

What You Should Know About Portfolio Management

Portfolio management provides a new way of looking at IT budget control, and along the way helps manage expectations across the organization.

The Value of Sharing Information Up and Down the Supply Chain

The Military’s Model of Leadership

The Anti-Strategy

Businesses Finally Have the Upper Hand in Tech Spending

What's the CEO Reading

Making Change More Palatable

Good Partners Make Good Customers

Innovation Ships Out

U.S. computer makers such as Dell, Motorola and HP are outsourcing not just the manufacture but the design of new products to offshore companies. Could this be the end of America's innovative edge in electronics?

Michigan’s Oakland County Deploys Thin Clients

Prune IT Systems, Not Budgets

Albright On Communication, Information And Negotiation

Riding The California Privacy Wave

Wherever your business is headquartered-on the Midwestu2019s grassy plains or in the Southu2019s sweltering cities-you have to deal with the new tide of legislation swelling out of the Golden State.