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IT Workers Stressed, But Happy

Even though IT jobs are stressful, IT workers are happier now than they were a year ago. According to the March 2005 Hudson Employment Index,...
CIO, 05/15/05 by By: Jon Surmacz · More from publication
In A League Of Its Own

There were a lot of bloodshot eyes during breakfast at the Fourth Street Grill in St. Louis's Millennium Hotel on the morning of Oct. 28, 2004. The...
CIO, 04/15/05 by By: Jon Surmacz · More from publication
Positions Wanted: Combustible Clergy; Gibberish Therapist

Looking for a fire-breathing minister to officiate your wedding? How about a therapist who can teach you the art of improvisational gibberish? If...
CIO, 04/01/05 by By: Jon Surmacz · More from publication
The Hard Truth: Soft Skills Matter

It's not enough anymore to be a crack programmer or a nimble network administrator. These days, CIOs need IT staffers to share more of the burden...
CIO, 01/15/05 by BY: Jon Surmacz · More from publication
Contact Centers Stay Home

Contact centers, the hub of communications (e-mail, phone and text chat) between businesses and their customers, are more likely to be staffed and...
CIO, 12/15/04 by BY: Jon Surmacz · More from publication
Web Services Gains Momentum

The early returns on Web services are in: Businesses have clearly endorsed the technology and are looking to do more with Web services in the near...
CIO, 11/15/04 by By: Jon Surmacz · More from publication

To Understand Is to Sell

Can technologists and financial executives agree on which projects to fund without driving one another crazy? The answer, increasingly, is yes,...
CIO, 10/15/04 by Jon Surmacz · More from publication
Searching for Answers

Companies can't gain a competitive edge if they can't analyze the data about their businesses. A recent report by IT consulting company Delphi...
CIO, 09/15/04 by Jon Surmacz · More from publication
From the Brink to Black Ink

Google's pending IPO has fanned speculation that a new wave of public filings in the technology sector is around the corner. One of the lessons of...
CIO, 07/15/04 by Jon Surmacz · More from publication
Don't Blame Wal-Mart

Wal-Mart and the Department of Defense have been accused of force-feeding radio frequency identification (RFID) to the world, insisting that they...
CIO, 07/15/04 by Jon Surmacz · More from publication