If you want the "C" in chief information officer to be anything more than ceremonial, George Gorsline says it's time to recognize that corporate strategy is everyone's job. Take this advice
Our columnist suggets that, in attempting to communicate the value of IT, chief information officers risk offering too much information to people who don't want to hear it. How to change the conversation
Focusing on the customer perspective of the IT services we deliver isn't easy. Our columnist walks through a real-life example of where deciding to deceive users could lead to dire consequences
Technology professionals have several clear responsibilities relating to protecting their employers. The first is complying with the law. After that, it gets a little more messy
OPINION Most SLAs are too detailed and complicated, with dozens or hundreds of metrics, mostly technical measures taken at the IT provisioning end. But these are meaningless to the business user