| The Powers That Should Be |
Should IT decisions have to reflect the goals of the business and engage the attention of the business?
From CIO Magazine
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| Portfolio Management: How to Do It Right |
Portfolio management is a tool with clear benefits, among them a holistic view of IT projects across the enterprise and the alignment of IT with corporate strategy. But it isn't easy.
From CIO Magazine
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| The
Information Technology (IT) Investment Management Approach |
RMS and others have been advocated treating IT as an investment
instead of as an expense for some time. This widely-recommended online tutorial describes
the approach in plain and simple language.
From Resource Management Systems, Inc.
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| Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained |
CIOs are in a unique position to lead their company's enterprise
investment strategy. If they have the nerve.
From CIO Magazine
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| Software Economics 101 |
Are your Canadian code writers still productive, or would a Chinese
company be more useful to you? Maybe 10 years ago the information technology chief in a
U.S. company didn't have to bother his head with such arcane questions. But today, CIOs
everywhere must master global software economics. Why?
From CIO Magazine
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| Hard Times Ahead? |
CIOs haven't been socked with budget cuts yet, but many are
preparing to tighten their belts in the softening economy.
From ComputerWorld
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| Predictions: IT Budgets Still Growing Strong |
Meta Group prediction of overall IT spending in 2001.
From CIO Magazine
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| IT
Pays to Become Business Savvy |
The 1999 InfoWorld Compensation Survey found that the average
salaries for IT professionals who focus on both business and technology are higher than
the average salaries for those at teh same level who focus primarily on technology.
From InfoWorld.com
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| How to Change Your Customers Mind |
They had high marks for tech savy; but low marks for
customer service. Case example of how an 80-person IT group changed from a primarily
technology-focused shop to one focused on customer service.
From CIO Magazine
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| Wanted: ERPeople Skills |
Because ERP is so intertwined with business processes, anticipating
the impact on the daily activities and behaviors of many of the organizations human
resources is an essential element of ERP planning.
From CIO Magazine
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| Innovative Training Tools |
General discussion about the potential of web-based training to
reduce training costs and improve delivery.
From CIO Magazine
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| Patrolling the Desktop |
Total cost of ownership (TCO) is a buzzword for many finance and
IT/IS managers. Article discusses some "best practices" for getting
desktop costs under control.
From CFO Magazine (Europe)
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| Methods For Management |
The focus of this article is management issues related to
application availability; however, many of the key points are generally pertinent to IT
management in general.
From InformationWeek Magazine
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| Sizing Up The Integrators |
Survey results: "Do IT managers who line up products, services,
or consulting engagements want to work with the biggest and best-known systems
integrators--or do they prefer more 'average'-size companies?"
From InformationWeek Magazine
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| Bifocal IS Management |
IS executive's vision should be balanced between the long-term
"horizon" and daily operations; article includes a short self-test
"quiz".
From InformationWeek Magazine
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