Survey: 41% of employees put data at risk
March 6, 2013 by Jim Giuliano
Cutting back on IT spending doesn’t necessarily mean your organization has to be stuck in a technological holding pattern. More…
Your business plans need to take into consideration one line item that’s likely to soar in coming months: the salaries of IT staff.
Alert your IT head: There’s a willing, skilled group of tech workers you may have overlooked.
Any negotiation with tech vendors should cover these three needs.
If this doesn’t convince you to be careful about what you write in email, nothing will.
A lot of companies are experimenting with having their employees Bring Your Own Devices (BYOD) to work. Should you?
Most people in business know how important technology has become to their business, but many of them aren’t paying much attention to one critical aspect of the digitized world: More…
Do you know if your company’s data is secure? One survey shows that most managers don’t have enough information to answer the question.
A growing number of business executives believe information technology is “inextricably linked” to their organization’s overall business success. But most have no way of assessing a key factor tied to IT success.
According to an industry survey, one group of employees is the most likely source of security breaches to your IT system.
While IT budgets may stay flat in many companies, there’s one tech area that’s going to get a boost in spending:
One study concludes that IT investments can significantly boost a company’s profits. However, that’s only the case for certain kinds of IT spending — some of which have a 12:1 payback.
Most companies struggle to find room in the budget for IT training or to recruit new tech employees. But a recent survey says most organizations are being held back by gaps in their IT staff’s skills.
A recent survey asked CEOs to name the employee who more often leads the company in the area of tech innovation. Their answer? Hint: It’s not the head of IT.
By now, you’ve probably heard the buzz around the Cloud services that IT is considering. The promises of this new technology are compelling, but that doesn’t mean it’s without costs and risks.
With the recovering economy, it seems that the folks in IT are envisioning an improved outlook for their ability to spend — if not with abandon — at least without the trepidation of recent years.
What if your company could add 5% to its bottom line this year? Don’t look to Sales or Marketing for this one — turn an eye to Finance. More…
Here are four innovative ways to better understand your customers needs, and provide the type of service that leads to more business: More…
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