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October 2005





Departments
2-WAY STREET
An Executive Conversation
by Tom Kaneshige
At construction firm Rudolph and Sletten, Sam LaMonica and Rick Millitello make IT mobile and productive for tech-savvy Silicon Valley clients.
CIO HABITAT
IT and Marketing: On the Edge of Something New
by Thornton May
After years of antipathy, marketing and IT departments must reach a mutual understanding -- or perish.
UPDATE
(problem solved) - No More Backyard Backups
(tips) - Overhauling Communication
(on the job) - Who is Mentoring CIOs?
(on the job) - Some Insight With Your Coffee
(IT spending) - Sizing Up Size
(quotable)
(bookshelf) - Think People, Not Tools
(q&a) - In Wade's World, Buildings Are Data
VERTICAL VIEWS
Keeping the Lights On
by Michael Ybarra
Utilities are scrambling for resources in the face of fierce cost-cutting pressures and security compliance mandates.
Features
Tech Touchdown
by Michael Ybarra
Brute strength may rule on the football field, but the Miami Dolphins' IT makeover is revising the club's business playbook.
Steering Clear of Vendor Bribes
by Joan Indiana Rigdon
Ethical CIOs must fend off a range of gifts and goodies from overeager vendors. Having a company ethics policy helps.
Before Disaster Strikes
by Robert L. Scheier
The catastrophic impact of events like Hurricane Katrina underscores how seriously CIOs must take business continuity planning. Software advances make that process easier.
In Every Issue
Online Table of Contents
Editor's Letter: The Tie That Binds Us
by Maryfran Johnson
Incoming
Off the Cuff
Opinion Columns
Business Mentor
Do You Know the ABCs of IT Success?

by Niel Nickolaisen
Prioritizing IT investments by the ABCs.
ERP Journey
Thwarting the Rumor Mill, Communicating Change

by Les Johnson
When ERP projects spawn rumors, communication becomes critical.
Project Expert
Don't Let Managers Lead Teams off the Cliff

by Gopal K. Kapur
Failure to protect project managers from company politics (and unrealistic goals) harms the bottom line.
Podium
by Cliff Bell
How community service can boost your business acumen.



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