Healthcare Organizations Go Big For Analytics
Half of providers and payers see advanced analytics as their top investment priority, says IDC survey.
InformationWeek Healthcare, March 19, 2013

The Art of Being a Great IT Leader
A great IT leader has a vision, practices servant leadership, is accountable to others, and has a personal relationship with his or her team.
CIO Insight, March 20, 2013

How to Become a More Decision-Centric Organization
Many organizations’ success or failure is determined by the decisions they make.
Information Management, August 14, 2012

Are Big Companies Ready For Cloud ERP?
Any ERP change is high risk, but CIOs will look closely at cloud options.
Information Week, February 4, 2013

HR Strategies for Finding--and Keeping--IT Talent
Today, young IT pros aren’t checking job boards and submitting resumes. They’re hanging out at social media sites, waiting for employers to find them.
CIO Insight, February 27, 2013

Characters Wanted: Fostering Varied Project Management Teams
One of the first aspects of complexity in mature enterprises that comes to mind is what philosopher R. G. Collingwood called "the law of primitive survivals."
Information Management, March 20, 2013

3 Ways That IT Still Fails Itself
Sometimes we in IT act as our own worst enemy. IT leaders must study these mistakes with brutal honesty.
Information Week, February 11, 2013

IT workers to management: NOW can we telecommute?
IT helps others to work remotely but rarely gets to join in. Is that fair?
ComputerWorld, February 14, 2013

BI Still Regularly Fails Business. Here’s Why.
Business intelligence software is supposed to help businesses access and analyze data and communicate analytics and metrics.
Information Management, February 20, 2013

Healthcare IT: Savior Or Sinkhole?
The Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC) has done an outstanding job of promoting EHR technology through Meaningful Use financial incentives, and it has fostered a spirit of cooperation among IT stakeholders. But ONC sometimes sounds more like a cheerleader than an objective observer on the extent to which modern informatics can transform healthcare.
Information Week, January 11, 2013