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ROI
When management won't
tell
You can't align IT to unknown business
goals. Here's how to loosen lips and boost your business case.
By Jack M. Keen
Data Warehouses
Datamining poised to go mainstream
E-commerce and CRM are propelling the market forward, and Microsoft is on the bandwagon. Datamining has finally arrived.
By Karen Watterson
E-commerce & Extranets
E-business is still
business
Quick action and sexy technology may be the order of the day, but success on the Internet still depends on a solid business strategy.
By Chris Pickering
IT Staffing
Start-up fever
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with growth, so have the opportunities for people in those fields. But is
everyone striking it rich?
By Valle Dwight
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Y2K Info
Survival in a post-Y2K world
For programmers, the end of Year 2000-related work can mean a trip to the unemployment office or the beginning of bigger, better things.
By Karen D. Schwartz
E-commerce & Extranets
RosettaNet: Teaching businesses to work together
By employing a common application interface, RosettaNet members strive to simplify business-to-business commerce.
By Lauren Gibbons Paul
CIO Strategies
Rent a CIO
CIO temps can provide a tactical approach to quick-start projects--if they can also build trust among the IT staff.
By Beth Stackpole
Application Development
Wrestling with requirements
Once development requirements are defined, they need to be managed. A new crop of tools may be the answer.
By Linda Hayes
Data Warehouses
Great data, less fussing
Extraction, transformation, and loading tools help companies prepare data for warehousing and analysis.
By Beth Stackpole
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IT Staffing
The harder side of
IT
Yes, business and soft
skills are increasingly important in IT hires. But it's foolish to overlook
technical prowess.
By Mary Brandel
IT Staffing
Flexing your IT staffing muscle
With contract staffing now a business mainstay, meeting people and price challenges requires its own set of skills.
By Lynn Haber
Net Humor
The $11-an-hour
CIO
If you're going to sell your soul, at least
haggle!
By Chris Miksanek
Enterprise Applications
Big Bang's return
Single-phase implementations of ERP software appear less risky these days.
By Larry Marion
IT Staffing
Making the right
choice
Things to consider before you take the outsourcing
plunge.
By David Burkett
Datamation/Dice IT Salary Tracker
Open source pros
Data from our sister site, Dice.com, gives you updated contract rates and salary data for open source pros across the country.
Datamation/Dice IT Salary Tracker
Open source pros: salaries by tech skills
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Application Development
Piecing together Linux
All eyes are gauging the operating system's viability. With the missing elements of the puzzle falling into place, Linux's pioneering days are over.
By Dan Orzech
Network & Systems Management
The battle of the backbones
Which backbone will ultimately drive corporate data? ATM or Gigabit Ethernet?
By Paul Korzeniowski
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