Thomas Hoffman

Enterprise application integration (EAI) was on the to-do lists of many IT organizations heading into 2002. But...

Government and health care are the two industries expected to demonstrate the strongest growth in IT spending this year, according to a newly released vertical-market IT spending forecast issued by San Jose-based Dataquest Inc.

Call it a sign of the times.nnIt was hardly surprising when Microsoft Corp. and IBM Corp. snared the top spots in a recent survey of 6,792 IT professionals who identified the most desirable IT employers in the U.S. But until recently, who would've expected federal and state/local government agencies to nab two of the other top five positions?

Call it a sign of the times.

Given the sputtering economy and continuous budget-cutting, many IT workers are finding comfort in the basics right now. Like simply having a job.

IT leaders can provethe value of IT investments to senior management by shifting away from being viewed as a ...

Adding bandwidth will become more cost-effective than buying new computers. That was No. 1 on Gartner's top...

IT leaders can prove the value of IT investments to senior management by shifting away from being viewed as a cost centre and focusing on how they are helping companies achieve top-line growth, said CIOs at a Society for Information Management (SIM) conference held recently in New York.