You have to get board-level involvement if you want a strategy that informs what you do tactically, writes Faisal Hoque of BTM Corp.

Information: where is it, when it is and who has access to it? These are all critical components of a your Big Data strategy, writes information management strategist Steve Boschulte.

Figuring out what to keep and what to throw is a critical first step towards managing your Big Data problem, writes Information Management Strategist Stephen Boschulte.

When nothing happens, nothing will happen, writes Patty Azzarello of the Azzarello Group.

Of all growing businesses today restaurants are innovating their way towards increased profits and customer loyalty, writes Futurist Daniel Burrus of Burrus Research

By being connected to the annual budget process, most strategic planning exercises are doomed to fail, writes Patty Azzarello of the Azzarello Group.

PPM is the foundation upon which IT can rebuild and solidify its reputation as a true business partner, writes Faisal Hoque of BTM Corp.

As the Information Age gives way to the Communication Age capitalizing on new opportunities will require seeing the world in new ways, writes Futurist Dan Burrus of Burrus Research.

Getting the most out of your training dollars is more important the ever, writes RaedHaddad of ESI International. Here's how.

As companies struggle to cope with so many new risk vectors, IT is having step up and help in almost every area of the business. ERM vendors are banking they can help.

Power should be considered as part of the general infrastructure capacity food group along with CPU, IO, RAM and storage, writes Chuck Tatham of CiBRA.

Managing information is just as important as creating it, writes Seth Earley or Earley & Associates.

U.S.-based rural IT outsourcers aren't competing with the Indian heavy weights yet but they allow smaller firms to take advantage of labor arbitrage anyway, writes Max Staines of Compass Management Consulting.

If you haven't noticed, the days of competing on price and quality are over, writes Daniel Burrus of Burrus Research.

Combined with enterprise architecture, SOA can help you meet the demands of the business and IT, writes Stephen Bennett of Oracle.

It is definitely counter-intuitive but, by doing the opposite of what you think you should, you might just get it right, writes Daniel Burrus of Burrus Research.

It is definitely counter-intuitive but, by doing the opposite of what you think you should, you might just get it right, writes Daniel Burrus of Burrus Research.