Category: IT Management

Yes, Nicholas, people are still refuting your claim that “IT doesn’t matter.” In a 2004 article in the Harvard Business Review, Nicholas Carr challenged conventional

You can’t manage what you can’t see, and even if you can see it, that doesn’t necessarily mean you understand it.One of the overarching problems

The biggest technology companies have been pouring resources into product development, but don’t look for a burst of innovative new business applications anytime soon. A

New technologies and globalization are forcing executives to devise new business strategies. In Unstoppable, Chris Zook, author of Profit from the Core and Beyond the

The job market for information-technology workers is expanding, says a top recruiter in the field, reflecting a strong U.S. economy and an unemployment rate that

Global accounting firm KPMG on Tuesday announced the promotion of Stuart Campbell, head of the firm’s audit and advisory services center, into the additional role

Jack Wilson is enterprise information-technology architect at Amerisure, a mutual insurance firm in Farmington Hills, Mich. Between January and May this year, the 800-employee company

As a shortage of developers with mainframe skills looms over the industry, IBM and some of its partners hope to renew interest in the big