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Technology Policy Needs More Attention, Or Else

Microsoft’s Longhorn, Three New Technology Pillars

Carnegic Mellon Developing Cross-Functional Cybersecurity Collaboration

Micro Fuel Cell Technology Encounters Adoption Roadblocks

PC Is Getting Faster, Thinner, Fancier

Training Key to Keeping IT Jobs in U.S.

Homeland Security CIO on Federal CIOs: Vision vs. Reality

Business Models – Junk Portal

Big Business Can Get Even Bigger Online

Celebrating 1983: The Year of the PC

College Technology Competition Gets Attention, Encourages Innovation

Quiz: Who Donated to Candidates Campaigns?

Election 2004: Howard Dean Profits from Web Campaign

IT Project Management: Keeping Track of IT Business Units Bring Into the Company

Secrets of Success With a New Boss

Five IT Issues in Need of Government Attention

What You Need to Know About Service-Oriented Architecture

8 (Not so Easy) Steps for Complying with Federal Export Regulations

Offshore Outsourcing Security: Defensive Action

IT executives at the major defense contractors are working together to figure out how they can enable easier worldwide collaboration while still complying with export regulations.

Offshore Outsourcing: How to Safeguard Your Data in a Dangerous World

The mounting pressure to save money throughnoffshore outsourcing poses a special dilemmanfor CIOs in the military-industrial complex.

Election 2004 The Candidates – The Single-Digit Club

Where the Candidates Stand on IT

The Policies: The Next President’s IT Agenda

A CIO Special Report: Election 2004 Critical Decisions About IT

Must-Have CIO Skills: Innovation, Business-Savvy

The Years Ahead in Technology Employment, Innovation, Security and Software

2004: The Year of Web Services

Under Development Hard Drive Tech – Upright Data Storage

Message to the CIO: Innovate or Die

2010: Rise of the Machines, End of IT Jobs?

2003: The Year in IT

Washington Watch: Antispam Bill Won’t End Junk E-Mail

A CIO’s Agenda for 2004

Online Applications Benefit Students and Colleges

Simulations: A Visit to Europe’s Mission Control

CIO’s Bookshelf: Best-Sellers for 2003

CIO Careers: Year Ends with a Flurry of Moves

E-Commerce – First-Mover Advantage

Germany Boast Fully Automated Supermarket

Future IT: A Look at How It Will Evolve

CIOs Must Align with the Business, or Risk Ousting

2010: What were we thinking? Predictions that Went Awry

2010: Interview with Lester Thurow We Can Shape The Global Economy

2010: The Future of Security

2010: The Future Of The CIO

2010: The Future of Software

2010: The Future of Jobs and Innovation

The future of IT jobs and innovation in the U.S. could go one of two ways, depending on how things play out over the next few years. Scenario one? The U.S. stays on top. Scenario two? Americans need not apply.

Wireless Systems – Paris Hot Spots

Reader Feedback on Multitasking and Web Services

From The Editor: Why We Fear Knowledge Management