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More employees are likely to use their own phones for business
SmartBrief on ExecTech | Nov 17, 2009
By 2013, more than half of the mobile devices used by corporate employees will have been purchased by employees, who may then submit expenses for reimbursement, according to research by IDC. While the arrangement appears to be a cost-cutting strategy, it creates security risks, according to this article. Network World (11/13)
Gifts for the geek who has almost everything
SmartBrief on ExecTech | Nov 20, 2009
Tips for boosting the IT team's morale
SmartBrief on ExecTech | Nov 19, 2009
One-third of laptops last just 3 years
SmartBrief on ExecTech | Nov 18, 2009
Some organizations see benefits in netbooks
SmartBrief on ExecTech | Nov 20, 2009
Russian humor in space
SmartBrief on ExecTech | Nov 19, 2009
Ways to get better deals out of vendors
SmartBrief on ExecTech | Nov 18, 2009
Older versions of Internet Explorer are targeted by hacker
SmartBrief on ExecTech | Nov 23, 2009
Vendors want IT staff to become business consultants
SmartBrief on ExecTech | Nov 23, 2009
The FAA's weakest link
SmartBrief on ExecTech | Nov 20, 2009
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