CIO Blogs for July 2011

Reinvent Your Training Methods by Chris Curran Available does not equal best by Eric D. Brown Transitioning IT from a technical focus to a business focus by IT BS Watch How to Kill Projects and Develop Agile Programs Part 1 by Isaac Sacolick Free Answers From Google On How CIOs Can Be Better Managers  by [...]

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CIO Blogs from August 2010

Becoming a CIO – Current Thinking for IT Leaders by Scott Booher   Countering a disturbing bandwagon: rich vs. poor IT organizations by Peter Kretzman The diminishing role of IT and the CIO(?) by Eric D. Brown Strategic or Operational, the choice is yours! by Oh I See (CIO Inverted)

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Blogs for October 2009

Here are some blog postings that I found interesting this month: Managing Tough Times in 2009 – Grinding it out by Lui Sieh Risk in IT by Mark Brewer Conventional wisdom that fails for IT by Peter Kretzman Good Service vs. Bad Service–A Lesson for IT by Don Lewis Poisonous Snakes, Sharp Knives, And Angry Natives – [...]

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Blogs for September 2009

Here are some blog posting that I found interesting this month: Cultural challenges and challenging cultures by A Pai Mei Guy e-Skills: Beyond Buzzword Bingo by Ade McCormack I am not Google – an email rant by Will Weider 4 CIO Priorities for 2010 (slideshow) by Chris Curran When are you “ready”? by Don Lewis Agility and [...]

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100 Days – A Secret IT Guide

This week President Obama reached 100 days since he took office. While many political pundits consider this milestone antiquated it is an important metric which all executives especially IT executives should use to gauge their performance. What should a new IT executive have done in his/her first 100 days? 1. Listen to what the business [...]

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A New York Chief Information Officer’s Search

Over the last several months I have started growing my “brand” to increase my exposure to the world. In my search for a new job, there are a few processes that one needs to have in place. First, you have to network. It sounds hard and it could be depending on how you go about [...]

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