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THE STATE OF THE CIO – Career Path

THE STATE OF THE CIO – IT Spending: Sticking to Core Projects

Top Four Challenges: Let’s Start with Market Volitility

CIO Reporting Structure: Do As I Say&

THE STATE OF THE CIO – A CIO’s Responsibilities

The 2002 State of the CIO Survey

Here’s Looking at You: State of the CIO Demographics

The State of the CIO

Response Ability: What To Do During a Computer Security Incident

Creating Gruntled Employees: IT Politics Limit Project Success

An ImperfectCybercrime Treaty

Voice in the Wilderness: VOIP Sounds Like a Good Idea

Critical Competencies for CIOs

Border Crossings: Cross-Border Logistics Slow to Adopt IT

OPTICAL LINKS – Fiber All the Way

COMPANIES TO WATCH – FileMaker Inc.

Fixed Wireless to the Rescue

The Last Mile: Fixed Wireless

GovNetNot: Safeguarding Electronic Data

New Links in the Supply Chain: B2B Exchanges

CIO Bookshelf: Business at the Speed of Stupid

Not Just For Beanie Babies Anymore: Online Auction Sites a Boon for IT Purchasing

CIOs looking to save money on their technology purchases are hitting eBay in search of high-end products at lower price points.

Big Brother Is Watching: Security Will Change Post 9/11

Fight Against Cybercrime Goes Global

Department of BIG, Scary Numbers

Speed Trap: Limitations on GPS Data and Consumer Privacy

KEYNOTE – Go Slowly with Web Services

Getting to Know You: Personalization is the Web’s Most Unfulfilled Promise

SECURITY PLANNING: Living with Terror

Problem: User Resistance to Change – Solution: Patience and Compromise

Scalability – Solution: Efficient Systems Integration

Problem: Bandwidth – Solution: Slim Down Applications

Problem: Security – Solution: Secure Socket Layer Encryption

Problem: Budgetary Constraints – Solution: Get What You Need, Not What You Want

Wireless That Works: Five Challenge to Overcome

Thinking Like a Broker: Deploying Apps to the Sales Force

Smooth Selling Ahead: Sales Force Automation Improves Insurance Sales Cycle

Calculating Return on Security Investment

Finally, a Real Return on Security Spending

For years CIOs have had to use scare tactics to justify an investment in security. Now, they may be able to get numbers they need to show a measurable ROI.

How to Partner with Your CEO

Down to the Core

Buying on Air: Mobile E-Commerce is Inevitable

Many Working Together: Massively Parallel Projects

Cryptologists Continue The Quest for an Unbreakable Code

COMPANIES TO WATCH – Cs3

The Perfect Path: Internet Route Optimization

Special Delivery: Complex Content Delivery for Websites

A Little Knowledge Deemed a Dangerous Thing: Government Pulls Questionable Data After 9/11

Quick on the Draw: Sites Responded Quickly to 9/11

Donated Dollars Diverted by 9/11: CRM to the Rescue