The CIO Decisions Ezine offers senior IT executives a must-read package of articles on the most pressing technology and management issues facing midsized companies. Each issue, published bimonthly in an artfully designed PDF document, includes articles, research and commentary on two strategic technology topics.
The Outsourcing Surge
IT outsourcing is on the rise, as are options for choosing a provider. Experts and midmarket CIOs alike offer their advice for partnering, onshore or off, in this month's CIO Decisions Ezine:
- Where high-touch projects fare best.
- Domestic bliss.
- Ten steps to oursourcing your data center.
- Changes afoot in India: Beware!
- Do the Americas have it?
BI: The Practical Approach
Get business intelligence right, and revenue rises fast. But first you need to do your groundwork. Learn more in this month's ezine:
- Latest approaches and success stories.
- One CIO's BI blueprint.
- Best practices for operational BI.
- The Real Niel: BI's business advantage.
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The Green Monster
Today, green is everywhere -- in the mouths of marketers, and the minds of CEOs. Learn how to tame the environmental beast. Also in this issue:
- Beware the green IT pitch
- Quick steps to reducing your power footprint
- Greenfield projects abound
- Getting started with virtualization
- A CIO's view of green IT
- The dangers of computer recycling
- Disposal checklist
Gadget Gotchas
Handheld mobile devices are the delight of every consumer and the bane of IT. The conflict won't be over anytime soon -- but we have tips to make it easier. Also in this issue:
- When the personal meets the professional
- Smartphone envy creates chaos for CIOs
- Hardball tactics required to manage non-email messaging
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August/September 2008
