Project Management

Winnipeg-based furniture manufacturer Palliser Furniture Ltd. has been undertaking a process of easing its system management for the last three years. CIO Canada talks with Jason Bergeron talks about the difficulties involved and his team

IT managers across Canada have different reasons for blogging. Some want to get feedback on their own view while others want to stimulate discussion of issues like open source and systems management. Find out what makes these four bloggers tick

A set of international accounting standards will have an impact on your IT operations and how you collect and report data in the future. Consultants advise companies how they can get ready when International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) become mandatory in 2011

Executives are demanding that IT contribute directly to strategic differentiation and growth. This requires having the right IT, and using business models can help get you there, according to Andrew Rowsell-Jones, research director for Gartner's CIO Executive Programs.

CIOs must stop focusing on constantly rebuilding their IT systems 'engine' and get strategic about IT as a business value generator.

Too often, business-continuity efforts are aimed at the failure of a single IT processing site or component, overlooking the multitude of smaller incidents that also pose a risk. To help keep you armed for all eventualities, here are seven cost-effective approaches to smart IT disaster recovery, as outlined by Craig Sands and Andrew Truscott of Accenture Canada.

Should IT managers control all aspects of a company

At the CIO Association of Canada's recent Peer Forum in Toronto, debating the future of the CIO was a hot topic. CIO Canada editor Dave Carey discusses highlights of the event.