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A Prescription for (Disaster) Recovery - (problem solved)
by Michael Ybarra
Anderson Hospital devised a DR plan using a tool it already had -- Boston WorkStation.
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They Should Call It the Mapster - (gadget)
by Shamus McGillicuddy
Want to know more about where you've been? Check out the Super Trackstick.
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A Manual Enterprise - (by the numbers)
Systems management software has caught on more in larger firms.
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Functioning in a project-based world - (bookshelf)
by Michael Ybarra
A new book suggests combining human capital management, project management, business process management and cost/revenue accounting into an approach called project workforce management.
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Algorithms boost airtime (and profits) - (on the job)
by Linda Tucci
XOJet uses a data warehouse of trip information to plan flight times and maintenance schedules.
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IT Skills in Demand
CIOs are in need of IT pros with Windows admin skills, according to a recent survey. Find out what other skills are in demand.
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A CIO Lays Himself Off - (outsourcing)
by Michael Ybarra
The CIO of the California Appellate Project in San Francisco was so efficient that the group no longer needs a CIO, he says.
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Ask the Career Counselors - (advice)
An out-of-work CIO with broad technical knowledge seeks advice on how to land a new job.
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Features
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Managing the Energy Crisis: A Special Report for CIOs
by Tom Kaneshige
Power is in short supply, and corporate data centers need more of it than ever. Midsized companies are keeping the lid on cost with new technologies and preparing for the age of Green IT.
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CIO Conversation: Managing Growth
by Michael Ybarra
Flexcar, a car-sharing business, is doubling in size each year, and CTO Luke Schneider is leading the IT charge.
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Creating A Shared Services Organization
by Michael Ybarra
InUnison Technology Services isn't your typical IT services organization. CIO Jeff Connery created it from the IT groups of two separate companies.
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ITIL Works, But I Prefer the Microsoft Operations Framework
by Niel Nickolaisen
ITIL can give you great results. But the Microsoft Operations Framework is cheaper and less complex, and works just as well.
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Editor's Letter
by Anne McCrory
CIO Decisions is moving onward, online.
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