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Mon, May 7, 2007 16:09 EDT
Riding the ERP Bus Forever
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Posted by: Christopher Koch in Rants Topic: Partner/Vendor ManagementBlog: Koch's IT Strategy
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It's time to begin calling enterprise software what it really is: a legacy system.
Read more »Fri, Apr 13, 2007 9:34 EDT
Risk, Not Security
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Posted by: Christopher Koch in Rants Topic: IT Organization ManagementBlog: Koch's IT Strategy
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We have to shift the emphasis on IT security to larger discussion about business risk. Why?
Read more »Mon, Apr 2, 2007 10:46 EDT
Oh Right, We Forgot that CIOs Are Unimaginative, As Well As Being Fat, Lazy and Reflexive
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Posted by: Christopher Koch in Rants Topic: IT Organization ManagementBlog: Koch's IT Strategy
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Okay, now I need to take on two bloggers at once.
Read more »Mon, Mar 19, 2007 10:12 EDT
How Extreme Are You?
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Posted by: Christopher Koch in Best Practices Topic: Personal ManagementBlog: Koch's IT Strategy
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I was stunned by our research for the State of the CIO showing that CIO salaries have actually declined $23,562 since 2002 (as measured in 200
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Tue, Mar 6, 2007 15:46 EST
CIOs: Old, Fat and Reflexive
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Posted by: Christopher Koch in Best Practices Topic: IT Organization ManagementBlog: Koch's IT Strategy
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Wow, did Chris Anderson, editor of Wired magazine, get some bad shrimp at the buffet when he spoke at our CIO co
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Tue, Feb 27, 2007 12:59 EST
How IT Is Putting You Out of Business
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Posted by: Christopher Koch Topic: Enterprise ManagementBlog: Koch's IT Strategy
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Greg Hackett has been a lot of things. Management consultant, founder of an eponymous research house and a university professor.
Then he became an angry investor.
Guys like Hackett have lots of money and inevitably make some lousy investments. But Hackett is smart enough, opinionated enough and curmudgeonly enough to think that he could figure out why some of his investments wound up doing so poorly.
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Wed, Feb 21, 2007 16:37 EST
More on the Halo/Horns Effect
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Posted by: Christopher Koch Topic: IT Organization ManagementBlog: Koch's IT Strategy
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I asked Phil Rosenzweig to take a look at what I've written about the halo/horns over the past couple of postings and offer his comments. Also, check out his post about the problems with Jim Collins' Good to Great/Built to Last research.
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Fighting the Superstitions of Software Development: Questioning the Assumptions
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RIM BlackBerry Tip: Create New Word, Excel, PowerPoint Files in Documents to Go for FREE
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"Best" BlackBerry Apps: Not All Lists Are Created Equal
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Take Control of your Career Plan - Why Courses/Certification do not always mean "Time to Move Up"
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Are More CIOs Getting Fired?
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Are More CIOs Getting Fired?
RIM BlackBerry Tip: Create New Word, Excel, PowerPoint Files in Documents to Go for FREE
"Best" BlackBerry Apps: Not All Lists Are Created Equal
RIM BlackBerry Bold: At About $400, Pricier than iPhone 3G – For Good Reason
SAP: Financials Are Rosy, But Trouble Is Brewing in the Ecosystem
The Impact of Globalization on Executive Job Searches and Economic Prosperity
Dell Gets Caught in Cloud Computing Storm
Palm Leaks Images, Specs on Next Treo, the 850…Errr, Treo Pro
Innovation and Web 2.0
HSBC to Bank on iPhone 3G as Corporate Smartphone, Ditch BlackBerry?
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