TacticsFraud, theft, and "phishing" are wreaking havoc on corporations and their customers. It's up to the CIO to make it stop. Compliance Can Improve Company Performance Most CEOs and corporate executives view compliance purely as a cost to doing business. But there is a potential benefit to those who seize the opportunity. Developing an Information Governance Policy An increasing number of CIOs are developing governance policies for who can create, collect, or use data. Improving Government Records Management The public sector needs to catch up with the private sector in terms of complying with records management laws. Government IT: The 15-Year View Planning several years down the road is helpful for public sector CIOs to understand which technologies to embrace and how best to deploy IT. When the Government Breaches Data Security Stolen government laptop computers have put the spotlight on how government agencies are handling sensitive personal data. The Federal Quest for a Service-Oriented Architecture A recent survey of federal government IT architects found a high-level of commitment to moving to a service-oriented architecture (SOA) in their agencies. What to Do About Those Legacy Systems Governments are trying to follow the private sector by replacing old mainframes and applications with less costly, off-the-shelf solutions. What Citizens Want from eGovernment Federal, state, and local governments need to build Web sites that suit the needs of constituents when putting services online. CIOs need to advocate for stronger customer privacy protections. Not because it's the law, but because it's good business. Navigating the New Telecom Landscape Between the latest round of telecom mergers and the new offerings for phone, broadband, VoIP, and wireless services, CIOs should re-evaluate their communications services. What Every CIO Needs to Know about Records Management Documents, emails, and even phone records can become smoking guns in a legal dispute or matter involving regulatory compliance. Regulatory requirements can be a bear -- but customer experiences shouldn't be overlooked in the process. CIOs can manage the complex global compliance landscape by looking for commonalities. The deadlines for compliance are in the past, but staying compliant is an ongoing process. Compliance can devour budgets unless CIOs think about new ways of meeting standards. |
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