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5 characteristics of exceptional internal audit leaders

Internal audit functions with highly effective leadership perform better and add greater value to their businesses. The most effective internal audit leaders exhibit these five characteristics.

Tech training course promises a job in 90 days or your money back

Technology has become vital to the daily operations of most businesses, but hiring managers are finding it difficult to land the right candidates. That's why CareerBuilder and Capella University are partnering to train candidates and then place

How to avoid collaboration overload

Collaboration can do wonders for your organization's productivity, but there's a dark side. With an increase in collaboration comes an increase in burnout and attrition. The good news: Technology can help.

What the changing look of mobile video means for marketing

Itu2019s no longer a fad. In fact, video on mobile devices is now de rigeur for consumers and brands alike u2013 and marketers are scrambling to catch up.

Nonprofit CIO seeks Amazon-like experience

The American Cancer Society is using cloud-based ID management software to allow its millions of members to log into its websites. CIO Jay Ferro says the move will help the organization suggest events and make other recommendations to donors and volu

Mylan exec builds culture of leadership

Former CIO Michael Smith focused on succession when transforming Mylanu2019s IT organization. It worked u2014 and it could continue to pay dividends.

Person-centric healthcare amplified by blockchain

Letu2019s make it personal and apply collaborative consumption to individual health.

Don’t go to a chicken farmer for cordon bleu

CIOs must reconsider the use of the procurement function.

Why your transformation initiative will probably fail

Why do most transformation initiatives fail? Setting out on a change program without clear business outcomes is like setting out on a journey of 1,000 miles without a map.