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  • FCC seeks public comment on LightSquared petition

    The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is seeking public comment on a petition by embattled mobile startup LightSquared that says GPS receivers aren't entitled to protection from interference.

  • How to apply the principles of network management to talent management

    Every CIO can agree that it's essential to keep the data network up. If it goes down, then so does the business—and potentially the CIO's career. Understanding and optimizing the network are key components of every successful CIO's role from their first day on the job to their last.

  • CIO movers and shakers

    A look at recent movements among Australian CIOs

  • Time management: Six ways to improve your productivity

    If you resolved earlier this month to work smarter, stop procrastinating and be more productive, your best intentions may have quickly been subverted by your regularly scheduled work routine.

  • Is cockiness a man's C-suite edge?

    While women have earned <a href="http://www.catalyst.org/publication/250/women-mbas">more than a third of MBAs</a> awarded in the U.S. for at least a decade, and account for <a href="http://www.catalyst.org/publication/204/women-in-accounting">three of every five accountants and auditors</a>, they make up <a href="http://www.catalyst.org/publication/245/women-in-financial-services">less than 9% of CFOs</a> within the Fortune 500, according to Catalyst, a nonprofit focused on women in business.

  • China's Baidu constructing office for international operations

    China's largest search engine Baidu broke ground Monday on a new office for its international operations, reflecting its ambitions to expand quickly in global markets.

  • Time management for CIOs

    Everybody has a few New Year’s resolutions for 2012 and CIOs are no exception. An old chestnut: Time management.

  • The Grill: Indranil Ganguly

    Indranil "Neal" Ganguly, vice president and CIO at CentraState Healthcare System in Freehold, N.J., says he and his colleagues in healthcare IT have an opportunity to make a real difference. CIOs and their teams have a strong grasp of what benefits technology can bring to the medical field, he says, and they should help shape healthcare policy. Ganguly is helping to do just that, serving in leadership roles with various trade associations. The College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) last fall recognized his contributions by presenting him with its State Advocacy Award.

  • Tech luminaries we lost in 2011

    It's been a rough year for the IT industry. The death of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs in October grabbed international headlines. But we also lost other major figures from almost every area of technology, including Xerox PARC founder Jacob E. Goldman, who died in late December. Here's one last look at some of the people who made a big difference.

  • American airlines CIO on stepping down amid bankruptcy

    New Year's Eve brings Monte Ford a bittersweet resolution.

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