Author: Allan Alter

For several years now, CIO Insight‘s annual security surveys have found that IT executives have more confidence in their security than is warranted by the

In today’s overworked, overachieving world, David Allen, author of Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity (Viking, 288 pages; $24.95), has developed a large

What will you be doing in 2010? according to our latest annual study on the CIO’s role, you will be busy creating strategy and exploring

Top I.T. executives at small and midsize companies are much less likely to have business cards that say “CIO” than their peers at organizations with

While most small and midsize businesses use outsourcers, they are more finicky about how they use them, compared with larger organizations. Except for application development,

Welcome to the most comprehensive report on IT spending CIO Insight has ever poduced. Unlike previous years’ surveys, where we tracked only project-related spending on

Alan Kay is not a fan of the personal computer, though he did as much as anyone to create it. A winner of the Turing

Finding 1Customer Service Surges as a Top Priority for 2007Upgrading infrastructure and improving processes remain high priorities. But many companies now appear to be ready

Equal parts economist, professor, polemicist and politician, Robert Reich is quite unlike any other business thinker on the current public scene. These days, the former