Project Management

The Canadian Information Productivity Awards' CIO of the Year discusses his career with the LCBO and managing airport IT in Saudi Arabia

No one is mistaking the current IT jobs market for the one that sizzled during the dot-com days and inflated salaries to astronomical rates. But as the U.S. economy wrestles with a weak housing market and record oil prices, demand for IT workers is on the rise.

Companies are looking hard for IT professionals with skills in data centres, security and wireless technologies. IT departments will also look for workers with general business knowledge and fluency in foreign languages

Using wikis and blogs to foster internal collaboration among departments

Looking forward to the new year, we've amassed what industry insiders think will emerge in the world of tech. Look out for green IT, the reprieve of XP, and more

CIO Canada editor David Carey reflects on the 2007 Canadian Information Productivity Awards.

Encouraging face-to-face interaction teaches IT professionals to behave a little bit more professionally, and a little more businesslike

Highlights of the 2007 Canadian Information Productivity Awards, held in November in Toronto.