IT Leadership

Multi-modal ideation: 5 best practices for setting the rhythm of innovation

Meg Whitman’s 4-step guide to killing acquisitions

Some executives just donu2019t learn from past mistakes. Acquisitions can be ugly if you simply repeat a process that has yet to work. Columnist Rob Enderle says HPu2019s Meg Whitman is the prime example.

Why you must rate enterprise software requirements

While rating requirements for importance is critical to selecting best-fit enterprise software, other benefits that flow from the exercise are reduced implementation costs and improved end user buy-in.

How CIOs can wring value from customer advisory boards

A vendor's customer advisory council can be a great venue for CIOs to provide feedback about IT products and services -- but only if you get the chance to speak.

Police Mutual Assurance Society CIO Dave Loughenbury Q&A

To meet their digital targets, companies need a fast performing and flexible to use ERP system, that enables them to connect and integrate everything in their enterprise.rn

Police Mutual Assurance Society CIO Dave Loughenbury Q&A

Are you prepared for the leadership gap?

Fewer employees are aspiring to C-level roles, preferring to use their leadership skills to make a direct impact on their organizations and colleagues from their current positions. What does that mean for the future of your business?

How to get your executives to buy into innovative IT projects

How can the CIO convince traditional corporate hierarchies to invest in new, unproven technologies?

IoT and Mobility Make APIs a Hot CIO Topic

Brian Lillie, CIO of Equinix, thinks CIOs should start to care

Turbo-charge ROI when buying enterprise software

Enterprise software purchases fail to deliver expected ROI because the wrong products are selected. See why it is worth making the effort to identify the best-fit software for your particular needs.

Top hotels in the U.S. for busy IT execs

When youu2019re traveling for work you need to, well, work. Finding the right place to stay can make a big difference. Here are six hotels geared to the serious business traveler.