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Companies Teaming for VoIP

Tools Give IT Time to Test Patches

Ex-CIO of Research International Named VP at Global Market Insite

Microsoft’s New Wonderful World of Ray Ozzie

Safe Keeping: National Weather Service Expert Lists Six Steps to Safety from Natural Disaster

Sun Unveils New Servers

Google Hints at Wi-Fi Offering

AOL Gets in VoIP Game

Greif CIO to assume additional role of corporate controller

Case Study: RFID Is Ready for the Big Time

Microsoft Restructures Around Ray Ozzie

Greif CIO to Assume Additional Role of Corporate Controller

Website Lets You Track Space Station in Orbit

BEA Systems’ CIO elected chairman of Valaran board

HP-Peregrine Pact — What’s It All Mean?

BEA Systems’ CIO Elected Chairman of Valaran Board

HP Acquires Peregrine Systems

Time to Turn Off the Cell Phone

News from the international front

Lessons from Hurricane Katrina: It Pays to Have a Disaster Recovery Plan in Place

"Monday was not a good day." That's how Entergy CIO Ray Johnson, not one for hyperbole, remembers Aug. 29, 2005, the day Hurricane Katrina roared ashore on the Gulf Coast. But Entergy's recovery efforts can be traced back to long

CIO Announcements from Netherlands-Based Stock Exchange

Top 10 IT Stories of the Week; Oracle-Seibel vs. SAP

Fisher joins CRM services provider

JPMorgan’s Fisher Joins CRM Services Provider First Data

Nokia Wants In on RIM’s BlackBerry Success

IT Integration’s New Strategy

Can You and Your Business Trust Web Services?

The 4 Stages of Mature IT Integration

Career: You’re the New Boss, But It’s Lonely At The Top

CRM: Finding the Treasure in Your Customer Data

Dial VoIP For Vulnerability

Outsourcing Is Cheaper In China

The Current State of the IT Talent Pool and Outsourcing China

Vendor Management: Making Sure Your Contracts Are Realistic to All Parties Involved

An Iraqi CIO’s Infrastructure Mission

The Bug in Daylight Savings Time Extension

Staffing: Benchmarking IT Greatness

Customer Segmentation: Identify Your Customers’ Unmet Needs

In-Flight Web Connections May Get Go-Ahead from FCC

Book Review: How to Work Smarter on Knowledge Management (KM)

CCTV Surveillance: London’s Cameras

The Virtues of Virtualization

Virtualization: Immortality for Aging Systems

Attending Your Meeting and Sitting at Home at the Same Time

Open Source is Coming, Like It Or Not

Software Licensing and the CIO

The Global State of Information Security 2005

An Iraqi CIO’s Diplomatic Mission

Haidar Attia's to-do list is similar to that of any IT executive. But, as IT director for the Iraq Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Baghdad, the stakes are much higher.