IT

How CEOs Can Get Along With CIOs

HBR - April 29, 2013

New research, conducted with HBR, The Economist, CEB, and TNS Global, reveals that CEOs believe CIOs are not in sync with the new issues CEOs are facing. CEOs also tell us that CIOs do not understand where the business needs... Read »

Yet Another Reason CEOs Should Care About IT

PWC - February 27, 2013

Study finds that companies where the CEO champions IT and is actively involved, from strategy through to execution, are more likely to outperform the rest. Read »

You Should Go Hug Your IT Guy

Forbes - February 14, 2013

Even in high profile companies, IT professionals are the unsung heroes who rarely land on the cover of Forbes or Fortune, even if their company’s stock price hits a 52-week high. So here are seven ways to let them know... Read »

The Biggest Cybersecurity Threats Of 2013

Forbes - December 6, 2012

As you round out your 2013 business and IT plans, cybercriminals are resolving to implement increasingly sophisticated threats targeting specific computer systems and organizations big and small. Read »

You Need A Mobile Security Strategy

Forbes - July 3, 2012

The proliferation of tablets and smartphones, along with the growing popularity and ubiquity of file-sharing technologies, has created an enormous information security liability that most organizations are not yet equipped... Read »

CEOs Need Hard Data On Loyalty

HBR - May 17, 2012

Companies spend countless hours tracking financials: assets, liabilities, revenue, expenses, and cash flow. Many devote almost no serious time to assessing the customer relationships that ultimately create economic value. Read »

15 New Rules For IT To Live By

InformationWeek - March 23, 2012

The old IT rulebook is obsolete, but the new one that accounts for the rise of mobile, social, and analytics hasn't been written. Read »

How To Not Get Hacked

Forbes - January 27, 2012

Here are six ways to protect your business from cyber threats. Read »

IT’s Dangerous Trend In Africa

HBR - January 5, 2012

IT is good for developing countries — it empowers people and improves their lives. But, in many African countries, the successes afforded by IT can backfire if it becomes a too-dominant focus. Read »

Four Questions Every CEO Should Ask About IT

WSJ.com - April 25, 2011

Unfortunately, too many CEOs and other top executives often don't even know where to begin when it comes to managing IT. To that end, we offer the four IT questions that every CEO needs to think about—and answer. Read »