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IT StrategyDecember 27, 2011 Tuesday, December 27, 2011 5:57 PM/EST
Closing U.S. Data Centers: Show Us the MoneyBy Tony Kontzer Most forward-looking companies have tapped virtualization and cloud computing technologies to reduce their data center footprints, and thus achieve significant savings on hardware and power. But few CIOs can bring about the sort of large-scale improvements that U.S. CIO Steven VanRoekel hopes to oversee. November 2, 2011 Wednesday, November 02, 2011 3:35 PM/EST
Imagine There are No CIOsBy Tony Kontzer Clearly this is a time for CIOs to do some soul-searching. Marginalized by the commoditization of IT, they're in a state of constantly trying to figure out their future roles, while apparently warranting little more than a blip in the succession planning at large organizations. November 1, 2011 Tuesday, November 01, 2011 3:43 PM/EST
Federal IT Security Incidents: Is Solution in The Cloud?By Tony Kontzer In light of the shocking rise of security incidents at federal agencies, it seems important to point out that public cloud vendors are highly motivated to make security a top priority, lest they lose the faith of their customers. October 31, 2011 Monday, October 31, 2011 3:20 PM/EST
Privacy, Security and the CIOBy Tony Kontzer What's important to understand is that privacy and security issues are no longer just about the consumer. These involve the devices and services your employees are using to do their jobs. In other words, they're your privacy and security concerns now, too. October 17, 2011 Monday, October 17, 2011 8:14 PM/EST
The CIO's Calendar: November is the Time to Assess Staffing ModelsBy Don Desiderato The skill sets required for 2012 could be completely different than the skills needed for the previous year. Also, the business appetite for new IT initiatives may be greater or less than the previous year, depending on factors such as market conditions or profitability concerns. Is your IT organization ready to flex at the speed of business? October 4, 2011 Tuesday, October 04, 2011 8:35 PM/EST
OpenWorld Vs. Dreamforce: A Study in ContrastsBy Tony Kontzer How does this week's OpenWorld conference contrast with Salesforce.com's Dreamforce event held a month ago, also at San Francisco's Moscone Center? Let me count the ways. Tuesday, October 04, 2011 6:38 PM/EST
Oracle OpenWorld: Show Me the UsersBy Tony Kontzer Considering the plethora of Exadata success stories at its fingertips, it's a wonder Oracle bothers using its valuable conference time presenting any of its own messaging for the technology. September 7, 2011 Wednesday, September 07, 2011 2:52 PM/EST
The CIO's Calendar: October is the Time to Plan for Investments in Your IT TeamBy Don Desiderato This is the second installment in our new monthly blog series, The CIO's Calendar, in which we'll give you insights on how to plan your time in the month ahead as you look to allocate resources and develop new initiatives. In this installment, we explore the items that every CIO should have on the calendar for October 2011 in order to prepare for your long-term needs. September 2, 2011 Friday, September 02, 2011 1:30 PM/EST
The Social Enterprise: Big Ideas, Fuzzy DetailsBy Tony Kontzer What we didn't really hear at Dreamforce 2011 was how Salesforce's smorgasbord of tools comprises a comprehensive platform that can be used to build a social enterprise, which is what I believe they're getting at. Unfortunately, Benioff & Co. didn't offer a lot of practical advice for CIOs on how to make this happen. August 25, 2011 Thursday, August 25, 2011 6:55 PM/EST
Steve Jobs: Admiring the Man Who Resurrected AppleBy Tony Kontzer Make no mistake--Steve Jobs may be resigning as Apple CEO, but he isn't going anywhere, yet. From his new throne as Chairman of the Board, Jobs will no doubt continue to have his fingerprints over much of the company's culture, in particular its innovation pipeline and legendary product-release schedule. |
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