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September 15, 2001
Subscribe CIO is free to qualified professionals. Apply online now. Free Newsletters Stay informed about the news that affects information executives. CIO Resources A directory of all the online content and services provided by CIO.com. Stay Out of the Pool FROM THE EDITOR To me, this center of excellence model is tantamount to throwing in the towel. Online Exclusive Are You Sure You Want to Save That? INFORMATION MANAGEMENT At most companies, managing electronic records means backing up everything in case disaster strikes. But that can get you in trouble, too, if you don't know what you're saving and why BY IAN SPRINGSTEEL Features Barnesandnoble.com fights back E-COMMERCE Everyone thought e-commerce was going to be easy. Everyone was wrong. E-commerce is hard. But not, as our special report will demonstrate, impossible. Take Barnesandnoble.com. After stumbling out of the gate, it has learned to use its greatest asset—its chain of stores—to claw back into the online game against Amazon.com. BY SUSANNAH PATTON What Works on the Web SPECIAL REPORT : E-COMMERCE For all the optimism surrounding Barnesandnoble.com today, it still hasn't turned a profit. And that's hardly unique in the B2C e-commerce space. But some businesses are actually making money online. It's worth taking note of them because they've figured out . . . BY SUSANNAH PATTON Next Stop: Centralization I.T. ORGANIZATIONAL MODELS It was in, it was out, and now it's back and better than before. Is it time for your company to get on board? BY ERIC BERKMAN CRM Made Simple CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT Three companies zero in on exactly what they need from CRM-and then make it happen. BY STEWART DECK Why IT Hates Women (and the Women Who Stay Anyway) CAREER MANAGEMENT Women climbing the IT ladder have to surmount not only gender bias but a work environment that is tough on the family. Here are the stories of three women who won't quit. BY LAUREN GIBBONS PAUL |
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Columns The CIO Top 10 CAREER COUNSELOR Do you have all the qualities of a 21st century CIO? We've got a list of the ones that executive searchers are looking for. BY MARK POLANSKY Copy Buzz TIME PIECE The mimeograph evokes wonderful aroma-filled memories. BY MEGAN SANTOSUS Trendlines the New the Hot the Unexpected
Is There a Doctor on the Web?
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Department of BIG, Scary Numbers — How to Teach an Old Suit New Tricks — Maynard — Washington Watch — Bringing Up Robo-Baby — Growth Noticed — Off the Shelf — Odor Theaters — These Booths Are Made for Talkin' Hot Seat Hiring, Firing, Inspiring Opinion How to Be a Turnaround CIO INSIGHTS Warning: This column may not be suitable for the faint of heart. BY MIKE ANDERSON Let's Get Organized! CIO CONFIDENTIAL When it comes to deploying the IT troops, old models of command and control don't work. BY ANONYMOUS Start with Strategy RE: Why would you ever adopt new technology without formally identifying the business requirements? BY ROD TRAVERS Power to the CIOs FROM THE PUBLISHER CIOs are putting their lofty existence in peril. BY GARY BEACH In Every Issue Emerging Technology
That Syncing Feeling New technologies help devices stay in the know. New Products Big Splash for Bluetooth Call of the Internet Voice over IP technology may finally get off hold CIOs Need to Get with the (Future) Program New technologies will provide increasing opportunities—if managers pay attention InBox Reader Feedback |
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