Project Management

For the CIO, business intelligence is where the rubber meets the road. After all, we

Conflict is often the elephant in the room that executives strive to ignore. But no matter how tempting this may be, avoiding conflict gets you nowhere. CIOs must learn the art of productive fighting, says Lynne Eisaguirre, author of The Power of a Good Fight and president of human resources consultancy Workplaces That Work.

As CIO of the Ministry of Forests and Range in British Columbia, Nelson Lah has many responsibilities. Here he discusses the multi-faceted nature of his work and the award-winning electronic forest management system that has slashed the amount of paper in the forestry industry submission process.

It takes a long time for healthcare organizations to see a return from IT investments, according to a recent report.

Companies are still grappling with the issue of securing their users in the field. One response is simply to restrict access. But a combination of smart card technology and public key infrastructure may provide a more productive alternative.

Despite perceptions that IT projects today are

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Despite Microsoft Corp.'s declaration that sales of its Windows Vista operating system (OS) have topped analysts' forecasts, technology observers say the OS still hasn't caught on with enterprise users