
	Home > CIO Decisions Magazine Archives > July 2006

CIO Decisions Magazine Archives: July 2006

EMAIL THIS

ARCHIVES 2007

ARCHIVES 2006

ARCHIVES 2005

July 2006

Departments

CIO HABITAT
	The Eternal Quest for IT and Business Alignment by Thornton May The next step in IT-business alignment requires that CIOs move from reactive to proactive roles.

UPDATE
	Taming the Wild World of Information - (problem solved) by Ellen O'Brien

	Leadership Out on the Range - (executive training) by Ellen O'Brien

	A Business Relationship Manager by Any Other Name by Megan Santosus

	Tips for Preparing for the Skills Shortage: Stem the Talent Exodus by Lauren Horwitz

	Web Surfing on the Sly: The Gender Divide by Megan Santosus

	VoIP Evaluated - (vendor selection) by Stefanie McCann

	Dentist Plays Matchmaker to Help Fill CIO Role by Stefanie McCann

	CIOs on the Go

VERTICAL VIEWS
	Public-Sector CIOs Find Self-Service Applications Serve All by Megan Santosus Local governments are turning to self-serve technologies to combat Medicaid costs and decreasing tax revenues.

Features

	Leadership Award Winners Utilize IT Governance, Good Relationships by Michael Ybarra IT governance and solid business relationships equal a winning leadership strategy for our 25 CIO Decisions Midmarket Leadership Award winners.

	A Corporate Email Policy Can Rein in Bad Behavior by Joan Indiana Rigdon Email policies, as well as those for blogs and IM, show your users what they can do on their office laptop -- and in the process can reduce your company's risk.

	Hospital Stays Ahead of the Curve With Electronic Patient Records by Michael Ybarra Electronic patient records made the grade at Gundersen Lutheran Hospital before any commercial solutions were available. Vendor offerings have now caught up -- but the hospital is still leading-edge in technology and change management.

In Every Issue

	Editor's Letter: Show-and-Tell IT Leadership by Maryfran Johnson

	Off the Cuff: Sybron Dental Specialties by Stefanie McCann

Opinion Columns

	Business Mentor: Simplifying the Six Sigma Principle by Niel Nickolaisen When did things get so complicated? The principles of Six Sigma are simple. Let's get back to them.

	ERP Journey: Phase One of the ERP Conversion Ends; Team Makes the Leap by Les Johnson Go-live is here, and IT stands at the ready, prepared to fight a fire that never arrives.

	Project Expert: Our Mobile Devices Have Run Amok by Gopal K. Kapur Devices are supposed to help us do our job, not distract us from it.

	IT Infrastructure Provides the Foundation for IT Leadership by Michael Carper Even with the best people, processes and tools, you still need an IT infrastructure that works.

SEARCH

TechTarget provides technology professionals with the information they need to perform their jobs - from developing strategy, to making cost-effective purchase decisions and managing their organizations' technology projects - with its network of technology-specific websites, events and online magazines.


TechTarget Corporate Web Site \| Media Kits \| Site Map All Rights Reserved, Copyright 2007 - 2009, TechTarget \| Read our Privacy Policy