The CIO View
Michael Jones and Maureen Hayes tell Twin Cities Business about their IT organizations.
Bring Your Own PC
BYOPC (bring your own personal computer) has been embraced by a handful of leading technology companies. But it faces resistance from managers concerned with security, liability, and the potential for support headaches.
September 2010
Negotiating Software Costs
Software vendors are experimenting with new pricing models—in many cases it involves making less money upfront and more from long-term maintenance costs.
September 2010
Business Intelligence and Dashboard
Increasingly, companies are extracting information from their databases to feed dashboards—computer displays that offer at-a-glance measures of how the business is doing.
March 2010
B2B Goes Web-Centric
More and more B2Bs are using their sites not as static presences but as active players in the selling process.
December 2009
The Get-Along Gang
IT and marketing needs do sometimes conflict, causing projects to derail and resources to be squandered.
December 2009
Cloud Computing
Cloud computing—the renting of virtual servers, software, and hard drives—is providing a range of benefits to businesses that want to focus on their core competencies.
September 2009
IT Cost Management
Twin Cities experts offer advice on the best options for trimming IT budgets.
September 2009
The Wisdom—and Editing—of Crowds
Minneapolis Web content guru Kristina Halvorson explains how she used crowd sourcing to write her new book.
September 2009
Choosing a Web Hosting Firm
Web hosting firms can help you choose the right option, such as shared hosting, a dedicated server, managed services, or a virtual server.
June 2009
Closing the Loop
Closed loop CRM provides the most complete picture of your customer base.
March 2009
Putting the Serve in Server
Service-oriented architecture improves how quickly an organization can bring a new business capability into the enterprise.
March 2009
The Business Card, Supercharged
A new kind of business card better suited for the times?
November 2008
After the Merger: Integrating IT
All technology changes are traumatic. So what happens when two merging companies have to choose between their respective systems?
September 2008
Computers Go Green
Eagan-based Greeneye Technologies aims for computers that can cut energy costs.
September 2008
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