Weekly wrap-up
Posted by: The Weave
What we did this week:
Suggested CIOs have a little mercy on their overworked security experts and data architects.
Imagined a
What we did this week:
Suggested CIOs have a little mercy on their overworked security experts and data architects.
Imagined a
Happy Monday. Here’s some stuff: The Jerry Seinfeld/Bill Gates Microsoft commercial is out. The New York Times has a nice look at what
Oh my. Taking a look at our output this week, we can’t help but worry the summer good times are over. Brace yourself, scary news ahead.
Face it, you’re probably going to use your disaster recovery plan some day (if you have one). Attorney Jeffrey Ritter advises us on how to
Summer isn’t over…technically. But since we’re past Labor Day, maybe people will go back to work and news will pick up? Maybe? A few things did happen and slipped their way into the big papers these past few days: Google is the little brat Microsoft babysat. Then Google grew up and...
Dear people in the IT industry: Please don’t all go on vacation at once, like you did this week. We’ve been trying very hard to reach you for comment on stories. Won’t anybody look out for the journalists? We still did manage to get some work done and post some stories, of course. A...
A few worthwhile tech reads in the big papers over the last few days: The Washington Post reports on the good deals tech companies are finding by moving out of the...
Things we did this week:
Considered that master data management might just be
asking a bit too much of midmarket companies.
Took all our servers outside and
The government had its hand all over the tech world this week.
First we had that little incident with the MIT students who say they’ve figured out
Every year at SearchCIO-Midmarket.com we get a bunch of CIOs to tell us how much spare change they’re picking up. We also ask them a lot of questions about their careers, aspirations and doubts. Then we compile all the answers and look for interesting trends. Then we write news stories. The...
Anybody else fed up with passwords? A San Jose State University professor tells us why we should be in The New York Times. It’s about time. Does anybody really think there’s a password strong...
