IT Organization Blogs
SubscribeChina's Labor Conditions: Why Is Apple Being Singled Out?
February 13, 2012
Apple should not be singled out for outsourcing manufacturing to Communist China, but the company also shouldn't be surprised that the freedom-loving customer base it cultivated is disappointed.
Three Ways BYOD Changes Company Architecture
February 10, 2012
The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) trend is really taking root among companies everywhere. It’s a trend that has challenged IT departments to change the way they think about enterprise IT. I spoke to three companies that have found unique solutions in managing the BYOD trend without compromising...
What's A Facebook "Like" Worth?
February 08, 2012
It seems everyone’s obsessed with Facebook’s IPO right now. And while CMOs are beginning to understand the possibilities of Facebook, and other social technologies, to connect and engage with customers, many CIOs remain unclear on the value of Facebook.
Massively Multiplayer Online Games as Business Collaboration Platforms
February 07, 2012
Massively multiplayer online role playing games are pushing the envelope in technology and player engagement. They point the way to business collaboration platforms in the not too distant future.
When Apple iOS Apps Go Bad
February 07, 2012
Apple cherry-picks features and integrates them into native iPhone apps, but many are mediocre and pale in comparison to third-party apps. Is Apple sending the wrong message?
How Users are Changing IT Architecture (and How You Can Stay Ahead of the Curve)
February 03, 2012
Due to the proliferation of consumer devices being used in the workplace, the users that IT departments serve are completely different than in years past. The game has totally changed in terms of security, loss of control and support. Employees have multiple devices and expect accessibility to...
Be Brave: Startups May Be Your Ticket to Real Innovation
February 03, 2012
Being among the first in your industry to experiment with mobile, video, tablets or social media tools, for example, can teach you what an emerging customer segment wants and put you ahead of rivals.
Building Better Business Apps: How Apps Impact BYOD
January 30, 2012
When adjusting to a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) work environment, it’s time to also become more aware of the apps available on these devices.
Playing It Safe: Apple, RIM Put Train Operators in Charge
January 24, 2012
Mobility’s master magicians have left the building, replaced by assistants working the gears behind the curtain. Former chief operating officers are now leading the top mobile companies: Apple’s Tim Cook, who took over shortly before Steve Jobs passed away last year; and RIM’s Thorsten Heins,...
CES: Coming to a Department Near You!
January 19, 2012
CES always makes a big splash at the beginning of the year. And why not? CES provides an inside look into what the tech industry is cooking up for the coming year.
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Learn how IT teams can protect against spear phishing tactics. Harry Sverdlove, chief technology officer of Bit9 offers a frank discussion about spear phishing - the most common technique used in today's advanced attacks.
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