(Computerworld 10/20/2013)
Part of a Computerworld series on the skills necessary to break into a booming area.
(Computerworld 7/18/2013)
After giving away the farm, some IT departments are bringing select outsourced services back in-house. Here's how they're doing it.
(Computerworld 12/3/2012)
The first time a client brought intellectual property lawyer Janine Anthony Bowen a cloud computing contract to look over, her reaction was, essentially, "These people must be nuts."
(Computerworld 3/11/2013)
As the digital world shrinks down to a screen the size of your hand, demand for user experience designers explodes.
(Computerworld 9/19/2012)
Software firm FreeCause mandates that everyone learn JavaScript -- and they mean everyone.
(Accenture 1/1/2013)
Because HTML5 represents a new standard for creating web applications for mobile devices, developers must understand both its potential
and its pitfalls.
(Electronic Business 1/1/2005)
My long, winding path out of obliviousness and into electronics.
(Accenture 1/1/2013)
How are CIOs using or planning to use mobility in 2013?
(Computerworld 2/14/2013)
IT helps others to work remotely but rarely gets to join in. Is that fair?
(CSC/RSA 1/1/2012)
With the pace of change overwhelming security efforts, how can IT take control?
(AllBusiness.com 11/26/2025)
How to shop for and implement Medical Practice Management (MPM) and Electronic Medical Records (EMR) systems -- despite a fragmented, disjointed market.
(Cognizant 1/1/2013)
What CIOs can expect in 2013.
(Cognizant 1/1/2012)
What CIOs can expect in 2012.
(Line56 4/1/2001)
This is my favorite work of all in 30 years of journalism. A cartoon usually appeared on this page but the magazine was too financially strapped that month to commission an artist. We needed something humorous but inexpensive.
(Computerworld 11/5/2012)
Companies like Google and 3M give tech workers free time to follow their passions. Could it work for your organization?
(Electronic Business 12/1/2005)
A profile of AMD CEO Hector Ruiz.
(Computerworld 1/18/2013)
Roberto Masiero vividly remembers the moment in 2011 when it became clear to him that designing a mobile application was a considerably different effort than designing a desktop application.
(Computerworld 6/10/2013)
First-world tech leaders can learn a thing or two from the way CIOs in developing countries keep connectivity up and services flowing.
(Cisco Systems 1/1/2013)
Blogging about the benefits of broadband since 2010.
(Computerworld 3/19/2013)
Atos CEO Thierry Breton caught a lot of flak last year when he announced he wanted his employees to give up email, but he may have been on to something.
(Computerworld 5/9/2012)
As state and local governments look to the cloud, everyone can learn from agencies' struggles with compliance and ingrained cultures.
(Accenture 1/1/2013)
A look forward to this year's trends; my chapters cover collaboration, software-defined networking, analytics, and relationships.
(Stanford 3/1/2002)
Even with a perfect vantage point, the outlook is inscrutable.
(Computerworld 1/25/2012)
Wireless bandwidth is like land in Manhattan -- it's extremely valuable because they're not making more of it. But we sure are using more of it.
(Computerworld 4/30/2013)
As supply chain threats grow ever more sophisticated, companies tap new technologies to protect their assets and deliver the goods.
(Computerworld 9/10/2012)
Nontech CIOs are all the rage these days. Is that good or bad for IT?
(Computerworld 8/15/2012)
Passwords aren't working, and replacement technologies haven't caught on. Why can't we develop a simple way to secure our data?
(Computerworld 6/13/2012)
As companies turn increasingly toward the cloud, corporate IT staffers wonder if the grass is greener working for a service provider.
(11/26/2025)
The aggravations of being a baby boomer, especially when it comes to memories, nostalgia, aging, career, and other issues.
(SAP 1/1/2011)
How global CIOs are offering HR capabilities -- vacation requests, benefits information -- through mobile devices.
(Computerworld 1/6/2014)
The ability to create new applications quickly, reliably and economically is drawing businesses big and small to open source and emboldening them to use it for ever-larger projects, IT practitioners say.
(Computerworld 3/12/2014)
Attention, IT leaders: If you haven't yet heard the message that you should be heading up a charge to digitally transform your organization, it's not for lack of trying from the big tech consulting firms.
(Forbes 11/12/2013)
As manager of this Forbes mini-site for CIOs (under a six-month contract), I wrote about a variety of IT topics, from avoiding failures to helping CIOs engender more respect from colleagues. Click on CIO Next Community Editor for a full list of articles.
(Computerworld 2/13/2014)
Energy is a field that's simultaneously entrenched and undergoing a rapid rate of change, and IT is playing a critical role in almost every aspect of its transformation.
(Computerworld 11/21/2013)
Part of a Computerworld series on the skills necessary to break into a booming area.
(Computerworld 9/12/2013)
Mobility touches multiple facets of IT -- platform choice, application development, customer engagement. Does it make sense to put one person in charge of it all?
(Computerworld 11/14/2011)
Linux had a big birthday recently -- its 20th -- but the event may have been a tad bittersweet for its most devoted fans. According to recent results of the annual application development survey from Santa Cruz, Calif.-based researcher Evans Data Corp., Linux has slipped to third place in popularity
