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How the Few Impact the Many
Genius is seeing something that isn’t there—and then making its existence seem obvious. Without the handful (OK, maybe several…
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Why Planned Obsolescence Is a Flawed Plan
There’s no shame in holding onto a device or gadget for more than one refresh cycle. Just don’t tell…
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CIOs Need to Address Growing Cyber-Crime Threats
Organizations face serious risks associated with cyber-crime over the next three years, according to a study commissioned by Raytheon…
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How SDN Supports a More Agile Business
As businesses place a greater emphasis on being more agile and able to react quicker to market changes and…
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Why Larry Ponemon Dedicated His Career to Privacy
Larry Ponemon, chairman of the Visual Privacy Advisory Council and founder of Ponemon Institute, knows a thing or two…
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The Benefits of Online-to-Offline Commerce
When it comes to shopping, I’m pretty close to the male stereotype, meaning I’d rather juggle chainsaws than spend…
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How a Midsize Company Keeps Rogue Malware at Bay
As many IT professionals know, all it takes is one careless click from one employee to introduce a virus…
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Leading Questions: A CIO’s Answer to Leadership
In response to the question “Are leaders born or made?” the subject of a previous Q&A in CIO Insight…
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NY Philharmonic’s Archives Strike the Right Note
Digital archives provide a statement about an organization’s reverence for the past as it keeps an eye toward the…
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CIOs Prepare for Major Disruptions
If the only constant in life is change, then CIOs are living quite the eventful life. In a recent…