IT Management

How IT greases the wheels of aerospace-and-defense supply chain

Ken Bell, CIO of Orbital ATK, discusses four trends in supply-chain innovation.

Being pushed out of your comfort zone can make your IT career

Vanguard CIO John Marcante was working his dream job as the head of the companyu2019s software development team. However, things were about to change.

CIOs, CTOs playing greater role in technology decisions

New research from Deloitte shows that CIOs and CTOs at mid-market companies are in the drivers' seat more often when it comes to technology decisions.

CIO Quick Takes: What does innovation look like?

Everyone talks about innovation, but quantifying it can be a bit, well, fuzzy. Here three CIOs put innovation into more concrete terms.

How to write an arbitration clause for offshore outsourcing deals

To avoid litigation and headaches, in general, itu2019s imperative that you incorporate an effective arbitration clause into international outsourcing contracts.

Why not taking a lucrative layoff package is brain-dead stupid

What should you do if you are offered a lucrative layoff package? Columnist Rob Enderle writes that the answer is a no brainer: Take the money and run.

The future of innovation management software

How analytics could end layoffs

By using analytics wisely, columnist Rob Enderle writes, layoffs could become obsolete.

What if you could fire your CEO?

For the last four years, Haufe U.S. has functioned as a workplace democracy, where its executive leadership is elected by the employees annually. The craziest part? It's working.

Interactive and zero-knowledge proofs for better patient interactions with blockchain technology

Zero-knowledge proofs, when combined with blockchain technologies running on smart contracts, have the potential to prove patient health information without the verifier ever learning anything except that a statement is true.