August 4, 2012 4:44 PM
Posted by: Karen Goulart
CIO,
CIO careers,
CIo job,
CIO job; CIO leadership; CIO careers,
CIO leadership,
CIO role,
CIOs,
customized technology,
cybercrime,
data breach,
Green IT,
innovation,
IT risk,
IT security,
IT skills,
IT staffing,
layoffs,
risk management,
risks,
Security,
security concerns,
social collaboration,
Social media,
social media platforms,
software,
Staffing,
Tech layoffs,
technology staffing,
the future of ITEvery four years, it's the same thing. We sit and watch the summer Olympics in awe of human physical potential and our minds begin to wander. What if we'd kept up those swimming lessons? If only we didn't dump track for the school newspaper. Then we come back to reality, pop open another soda and...
June 29, 2012 9:54 PM
Posted by: Karen Goulart
big data analytics,
CIO,
CIO weekly wrap-up,
innovation,
SecurityWho went and put a holiday in the middle of the week? Well, if you're not getting a long weekend out of it, at least the Fourth will break up your week -- goodness knows summer weeks are always longer when you're not the person in your office on vacation. Whatever your holiday plans, you can use...
May 26, 2012 4:31 PM
Posted by: Karen Goulart
BYOD,
CEO,
CIO,
data breach,
Facebook,
Security,
Social mediaAt long last, we've successfully traversed the drudgeries of late winter and early spring and are poised to embrace those most rejuvenating unofficial first days of summer, otherwise known as Memorial Day weekend. Can you tell we've been looking forward to this?
As you reflect and relax with...
May 4, 2012 8:24 PM
Posted by: Karen Goulart
CIO,
Facebook,
innovation,
IT innovation,
mobile applications,
SecurityWhen is the last time you actually dedicated time to innovative thinking? If it's taking you a while to answer (or you don't have time to remember because you're too busy working), you're not alone; and it might not be your fault. This week's roundup of bits from around the Web includes two...
February 1, 2012 12:24 AM
Posted by: Linda Tucci
CIO,
CISO,
phishing,
Security,
security policyDuring World War II, when it was discovered that U.S. soldiers were being targeted by the enemy through unconventional means -- alcohol, prostitutes -- to give up critical information, the military launched an all-out security campaign. "
October 21, 2011 12:30 PM
Posted by: Linda Tucci
iPAD,
mobile computing,
mobile devices,
SecurityI have information about a company iPad and a security risk that you should know about. It came from a man in a military uniform at the
December 23, 2010 5:45 PM
Posted by: 4Laura
CIO,
SecurityThose of you who find the Wikileaks story fascinating, as I do, might enjoy zooming through Red's Query, a fictional piece of work by technology media executive Eric Lundquist....
December 17, 2010 3:02 PM
Posted by: 4Laura
CIO,
SecurityThe WikiLeaks debacle has put a spotlight on the need for better corporate security policies and new technology approaches. But even these safeguards are no guarantee in...
September 23, 2010 5:23 PM
Posted by: Christina Torode
CIO,
Cloud computing,
cloud services,
cloud uptime,
Disaster recovery,
public cloud,
risk management,
SecurityTransferring data outside your four walls, particularly over the Internet, is not an appealing prospect to many CIOs.
But cloud uptime? Now that is an even larger trust issue...
