A New Year, a New Decade. Here are links to blog postings that are worth reading this month: CIO: Don’t square up to the CFO by Ade McCormack Does the CIO Control IT Spending? by Chris Curran Must-read books on the human factors of IT — part 1, the 70s by Peter Kretzman Very funny, [...]
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CIO Blogs from January 2010
Posted in C-Level Executives, CIO, CIO/CTO, IT Process, Leadership, Management, tagged Alignment, CIO, cio blogs, CIO budgets, CIO Leader, CIO predictions, CIO role, consultants, corporate innovation, goodbye CIO, human factors of IT, IT, IT budgets, IT executive, IT function, IT Management, IT planning, IT Process, leader, Leadership, leadership style, method CIO, pmo, The Net, Twitter, vendor negotiations on February 2, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Qualify Your Professional Network
Posted in Career, Laid Off, tagged Career, careers, job search, jobs, linkedin, qualify, tight vs broad, Twitter, value on July 30, 2009 | 5 Comments »
There was a recent discussion on LinkedIn regarding tight versus broad networks (LinkedIn Strategies – Tight vs Broad Network). Is it more effective in a job search to build a network of close connections or instead, build a network with a broad reach, but weak connections? This is an interesting discussion. Recently I have been trying [...]
Everything You Need To Know About Twitter-CIO.com
Posted in Life and Technology, Technology Review, tagged Twitter on June 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
This Twitter guide gives advice on how to get started, practice good etiquette, network and job hunt, search smart and stay organized. You’ll also find analysis on how to better engage your followers, use Twitter to reach customers, and go mobile with Twitter. Twitter Bible: Everything You Need To Know About Twitter – CIO.com Posted [...]
Are You Twittering? If Not You Are Missing Out
Posted in IT Process, Technology Review, tagged executive, technology, tweet, Twitter on May 21, 2009 | 1 Comment »
As a technology executive, I must admit, I am a little amazed by Twitter. It is a free tool that let’s everyone else who are also tweeting know everything you want them to know in the space of 140 characters. 140 characters does not sound like alot but it is. What are you [...]




