IT Management

Virgin America Stalled by Web Attack, Finally Starts Selling Tickets

The new airline promises a low-cost, high-tech in-flight experience that's already wowing the geek brigade. But first-day website problems have some scratching their heads.

Five Steps to Managing Innovation

New ideas require more than inspiration: they require a lot of advance planning to lay the groundwork. Here are five tips to get going.

Seven Highly Effective Ways to Kill Innovation (and Seven to Make Sure You Don’t)

Innovation doesn't just happen, it comes from careful tending of creative teams. Find out if you or your company is guilty of squashing good ideas and their growth.

Dearly Departed: Companies and Products That Didn’t Deserve to Die

Some products just didn't deserve to die. But they did, because the companies made bad business decisions. We revisit several of our favorites--from minicomputers to software utilities--and mourn the best and brightest that died an untimely deat

Seven Ways Technology Vendors Blow the Sales Pitch

Every decision-maker is the target of a salesperson with a monthly quota and a PowerPoint presentation. But most of those pitches fail. IT leaders share the mistakes salespeople make when trying to get their business.

Official Rules for CIO “Making History” Contest

Click and Save with Our Interactive Global Outsourcing Map

Explore our interactive map to get insights into what's happening in offshore outsourcing markets around the world.

Balanced Scorecard Definition and Solutions

Balanced Scorecard topics covering definition, objectives, systems and solutions.

No Talent Shortage, Just Talent Recognition Shortage

There are four guiding principles to ensure that your organization has the ability to recognize talent when it sees it.

IBM Expands Innovation Network

Ireland center to provide startups and midsize businesses with SOA, Web 2.0 expertise.