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CIO Decisions Magazine Archives: December 2005

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2-WAY STREET
	An Executive Conversation by Michael Ybarra Executives at engineering firm David Evans and Associates discuss managing growth while staying true to the company's values.

CIO HABITAT
	On the Frontier of an Evolving IT Workscape by Thornton May The future IT "workscape" means new roles and new ways of doing IT work. Will you be better off?

UPDATE
	(problem solved) - Nothing Lost in Translation by Ellen O'Brien

	(numbers) - Some Holiday Cheer Online

	(q&a) - Speech Recognition Gains Acceptance by Ellen O'Brien

	(on the job) - An Employee Award With a Twist by Michael Ybarra

	(leadership) - Bridging the CIO/GM Gap by Megan Santosus

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	(IT budgets) - Doling Out the Dollars by Linda Tucci

	(on the job) - Can't Change Those Darned Users by Stefanie McCann

	(bookshelf) - A Macro View by Anne McCrory

VERTICAL VIEWS
	Wine and Spirits Industry Contends With New Rules by Joan Indiana Rigdon The wine and spirits industry faces antibioterrorism regulations and a tangled web of interstate shipping laws.

Features

	Countdown to 2006 by Steve Ulfelder From five technologies to watch to one pivotal leadership imperative, here's how CIOs can get IT -- and their careers -- ready for takeoff in the new year.

	Portfolio Power by Maryfran Johnson Done right, IT portfolio management helps manage costs, reduce risk and improve decision making for IT investments.

	Frozen Assets by Michael Ybarra National Frozen Foods may have to contend with Mother Nature for its vegetables, but it turns to IT for what it can control: demand and workforce scheduling.

In Every Issue

	Editor's Letter by Maryfran Johnson

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	Off the Cuff by Joyce Chutchian

Opinion Columns

	Business Mentor Seeing the Real Forest for the Trees by Niel Nickolaisen Don't just put out fires; prevent them.

	ERP Journey Like an Ill-Fitting Tuxedo, ERP Needs Some Tailoring by Les Johnson ERP will enable all kinds of cool projects -- when it gets here.

	Project Expert How Does Your Garden Grow? by Gopal K. Kapur A project is like a garden. It requires nurturing your greatest asset: people.

	Podium Why Bean Counters Can't Run the Universe by Cathy Hotka Heeding the bean counters is a slippery slope.

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