IT Has Changed, But IT Budgets Haven't
IT's role is shifting to focus more on innovation and driving revenue. So why are budgeting practices so stuck in the past?
6 IT Trends Tight Budgets Won't Kill
IT budgets will grow more slowly in 2013, but these elements of IT transformation will continue, CEB's survey and analysis shows.
6 Research And Connect
InformationWeek's reports, events, and more
8 Editorial Contacts
8 Advertiser Index
10 Feedback
12 CIO Profiles
Outsourcing has its place, but it's overrated, says this tech chief
14 Global CIO
Marketing is searching for answers, and IT must be immersed in that search SAS gets hip to Hadoop with products that
work with the big data processing program
16 Anatomy Of An IT Meltdown
Brokerage GunnAllen's IT problems were a symptom of bigger woes
18 Data Analytics--Stat
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center invests $100 million in big data analytics
Windows 8? Appsolutely
Microsoft's new OS scores with app-centric computing
35 Same Old Budget Battle
IT has a much bigger role in driving revenue and innovation. So why are budgeting practices stuck in the past?
41 Mobile Games
Vendors are mixing and matching acronyms, but no one completes the puzzle
46 Poor Man's Design Tool
Mind maps are a simple way to capture designs and weave them together
48 Oracle's Java Revival
Java stumbled after Oracle bought Sun, but it's making a comeback
50 Sales Contacts
52 Practical Analysis
