Jon Fortt of CNBC and Dion Hinchliffe of Dachis Group Kick Off First Day of Conference Aimed at Providing Real-World Insight on How to Merge Consumer Technologies Into the Enterprise
SAN FRANCISCO, CA –(Mar 5, 2012) – IDG Enterprise today kicked off its inaugural Consumerization of IT in the Enterprise (CITE) Conference & Expo. The conference converged IT industry luminaries to discuss the integration of today’s exciting consumer technologies into corporate IT infrastructures through more than 25 content-packed panels, case studies and practical workshops. Jon Fortt, Technology Correspondent for CNBC, delivered opening remarks on the evolution and future of technology, and Dion Hinchliffe, Executive Vice President of Strategy of the Dachis Group, presented an educational keynote on “The Consumerization of IT: Real Companies and The Next Generation of Business.” Hinchliffe’s keynote focused on the fundamental shift away from IT creating and managing the organization’s IT assets to accepting that employees now own significant swaths of technology and will lead the enterprise march to the future. “The consumerization of today’s information technology systems is here to stay, and IT departments and executives must work to determine the best ways to integrate these technologies into their ecosystems,” said Michael Friedenberg, president & CEO, IDG Enterprise. “Today’s CITE Conference participants presented compelling content and case studies showcasing how IT executives need to embrace consumer technologies and usher in a new, more social and mobile business environment.” Today’s conference agenda included a fast-paced round of demonstrations from Code 42 Software, Fiberlink, OutSystems, Rackspace Hosting, SAP and YouSendIt. Today’s conference tracks included: - Corporate Tablet Devices with moderator Julie King, Executive Editor, Events and National Correspondent, Computerworld, and speakers Don Stockslager, VP of Boarding Tools, Strategy and Support, First Data Corp.; and Amy Stephan, Director of US Windows Client, Microsoft. - Mobile Application Strategies with moderator Maryfran Johnson, Editor in Chief, CIO magazine and events, and speakers Philippe Winthrop, Managing Director, The Enterprise Mobility Foundation; and Jason Ruger, CSO, Motorola Mobility. - Infrastructure in the Consumerized Enterprise with moderator John Gallant, SVP and Chief Content Officer, IDG Enterprise, and speakers Terri McClure, Senior Analyst, Enterprise Strategy Group; Chris Fleck, Vice President Mobility Solutions, Citrix Systems; and Justin Burns, Director of IT, Jack in the Box. - Bring Your Own Technology (BYOT) with moderator Galen Gruman, Executive Editor, Infoworld and speakers Tony Lalli, Infrastructure Architect, Bank of New York Mellon; and Lance Perry, Vice President IT, Customer Strategy and Success, Cisco. Other featured discussions included: - “TabletTalk: Customer On-Boarding in Financial Services” with Don Stockslager, VP of Boarding Tools, Strategy and Support, First Data Corp. - “The Era of Engagement: IT as Business Strategist” with Karen Walker, Vice President, Segment & Services Portfolio Marketing, Cisco Systems, Inc. - “TabletTalk: A Beverage Distributor’s Story of Transformation” with Steve Fleming, Vice President of Administration, Ben E. Keith - “Quintiles: Meet the Next Generation of Business” with Joe Donnici, Vice President, Core IT, Quintiles - “TabletTalk: NBC’s Path to Mobility and the App Store” with Robert Angel, Vice President of Product Management, NBC Universal - “What is Gamification, and Why Should It Be on My Enterprise’s Priority List” with Gabe Zichermann, CEO, Gamification Co & Dopamine Inc. - “Driving End-User Value” with Jane Boulware, General Manager, Windows Client, Microsoft. The day rounded out with companies discussing their real-world experiences, including case studies by Jacobs, Park Place Dealerships, Northrop Grumman, Hyatt Hotels Corporation, CME Group Inc., Cynthia Farren Consulting, Yammer and KLA-Tencor Corp. Additionally, attendees had the opportunity participate in workshops on “Strategies for Empowering a Multi-Platform BYOD Workforce” and “Sane Strategies for Containing Device Sprawl and Support.” Tonight, CITE Conference & Expo attendees will participate in a special screening of the film Connected: An Autoblogography about Love, Death & Technology, from director Tiffany Shlain, founder of The Webby Awards and co-founder of The International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences. To find out more about the film and to view the trailer, please visit: www.citeconference.com. The CITE Conference & Expo continues throughout the day, March 6, 2012. To follow news and information from the CITE Conference & Expo, or to join the discussion: - Follow CITE on Twitter via @citeconference and follow the conversation via #CITEconf and #CITEevent - Like CITE on Facebook - Join and Discuss on the LinkedIn Group - Add CITE to your Google + Circles - Subscribe to CITE YouTube Channel CITE Conference & Expo 2012 Sponsors
CITE Conference & Expo Game Changer Sponsors: Cisco, Citrix Systems, Juniper Networks, and Microsoft. ITE Conference & Expo Innovator Sponsors: Box, Meru Networks, Motorola Mobility, Inc., Parallels, and Yammer. CITE Conference & Expo Next Gen Plus Sponsors: Code42 Software, MaaS360 by Fiberlink, OutSystems, Rackspace Hosting, SAP and YouSendIt. CITE Conference & Expo Next Gen Sponsors: Aerohive Networks, AirWatch, Appcelerator, AppCentral, Aruba Networks, BitzerMobile, Bunchball, Good Technology, Keynote DeviceAnywhere, Krux, LongJump, MobileIron, Nukona, Smartling, SoftwareFX, Symplified and Taptera. About CITE Conference & Expo
CITE: The Consumerization of IT in the Enterprise Conference & Expo brings together the buyers and sellers of consumerized IT solutions to drive adoption and deployment in the enterprise. This new, national conference and expo gives IT and business executives, venture capitalists, and a wide array of business technology decision-makers, a holistic view of how personal technology is changing and infusing the workplace — with the ability to drive innovation and productivity to new heights. Embracing this trend is critical not only for attracting and empowering the next generation workforce but for retaining customers and creating business advantage. About IDG Enterprise
IDG Enterprise, an International Data Group (IDG) company brings together the leading editorial brands (CFOworld, CIO, Computerworld, CSO, DEMO, InfoWorld, ITworld and Network World) to serve the information needs of our technology, security and financial-focused audiences. As the premier hi-tech B2B media company, we serve our reader and advertiser audiences by delivering award-winning content, community, conversation and conversion solutions across our entire portfolio of websites, events, magazines, products and services. In addition, the CIO Executive Council is a peer advisory service that delivers on the business, technology, and leadership needs for the world’s elite CIOs and their respective staffs. For more information, visit www.idgenterprise.com. Contact Information:
Aaron De Lucia Porter Novelli for CITE Conference & Expo (512) 241-2249
FRAMINGHAM, MA–(Feb 23, 2012) - IDG’s CIO, the executive-level IT media brand providing insight into business technology leadership, is bringing together more than 300 business and technology leaders to discuss transformation for business growth at The CIO Leadership Event on April 29 – May 1st at the Marco Island Marriott Beach Resort in Florida. The CIO Leadership Event agenda has been shaped to provide actionable advice and insight on innovative business approaches for transforming the business to drive growth. Agenda highlights include: - General James Conway, Former Commandant of the US Marine Corps on winning strategies to get the best from yourself and your leadership team. - Louie Ehrlich, President of Chevron Information Technology Company & CIO of Chevron Corp., on the key IT/business challenges of transformation and growth. - Bill McCorey, SVP & CIO of Universal Orlando Resorts on how he set Universal’s 135-person IT team on a more strategic business path. - Alan Matula, EVP & CIO of Royal Dutch Shell on how a multi-sourcing IT strategy drives cost efficiencies and innovations supporting business strategies worldwide. - David Johns, SVP & CIO of Owens Corning on the evolving CIO role in managing the customer experience. The CIO Leadership Event sets itself apart from other IT industry gatherings with a highly participatory, interactive format of workshops, discussion panels, town hall sessions and case studies. “With our emphasis this year on business transformation and growth, we know IT leaders will be looking to collaborate with each other and compare strategies for success,” said Maryfran Johnson, editor in chief of CIO magazine & Events. “We developed this agenda in concert with our CIO Executive Council, a sister organization that represents hundreds of CIOs from global businesses.” In The Strategic Partner Mandate: Town Hall Discussion, led by Kevin Kern, EVP & CTO, Global Operations and Technology, First Data and Alan Matula, EVP & CIO, Royal Dutch Shell plc, attendees and vendor executives will weigh in and tackle this challenging subject together from both sides of the table. In a uniquely collaborative session — the Hall of Fame Leadership Training Camp — past and current CIO Hall of Fame inductees, CIO Executive Council mentors and Ones to Watch Award judges will share leadership advice with current and future CIOs. The 3-day event will be capped by the dual awards ceremony honoring today’s and tomorrow’s outstanding leaders with the CIO Hall of Fame and the CIO Ones to Watch Awards. Sponsors include Box and Dimension Data. For more information regarding sponsorship opportunities, please contact Adam Dennison, vice president/publisher, CIO at adennison@cio.com. The CIO Leadership Event is produced by CIO magazine in partnership with the CIO Executive Council. Please follow The CIO Leadership event on Twitter (#CIOLeadership). Registration Information
To register for The CIO Leadership Event, please call 800.355.0246, email executiveprograms@cxo.com, or visit http://cioleadership.com/2012/AttendToday to register online. For more information about The CIO Leadership Event, including a complete agenda and list of presenters, please visit http://www.cioleadership.com/2012Event. About CIO
CIO produces award-winning content and community resources for information technology executives and leaders thriving and prospering in this fast-paced era of business, as well as create opportunities for information technology and consumer marketers to reach them. The CIO portfolio includes CIO.com, CIO magazine (launched in 1987), CIO Executive Programs and the CIO Executive Council. CIO properties provide business technology leaders with analysis and insight on information technology trends and a keen understanding of IT’s role in achieving business goals. The U.S. edition of the magazine and website are recipients of more than 200 awards to date, including the American Society of Business Publication Editor’s Top B-to-B Magazine since 2000 and two Grand Neals from the Jesse H. Neal National Business Journalism Awards. CIO websites and printed publications appear in more than 25 countries, including Australia, Canada, Finland, India and Sweden. CIO Executive Programs — a series of face-to-face conferences including the CIO 100 Awards & Symposium™ — provide educational and networking opportunities for pre-qualified corporate and government leaders. The CIO Executive Council is a professional organization of CIOs created to serve as an unbiased and trusted peer advisory group. CIO is published by IDG Enterprise, a subsidiary of International Data Group (IDG), the world’s leading media, events, and research company. Company information is available at http://www.idgenterprise.com. About the CIO Executive Council
The CIO Executive Council is a member-led executive organization, consisting of current and future business leaders working to impact the intersection of business, technology and strategy. Our mission is to foster measurable value for all members by enabling them, through peer reliance and outreach, to apply the knowledge, insights and best practices of their peers to the success of their enterprise and personal achievement. To learn more about the CIO Executive Council, visit council.cio.com. ### Contact Information
Lori Spendley IDG Enterprise lspendley@idgenterprise.com508.935.4080
IT Leaders Prepare for Next Waves of IT Innovation by Researching Public Cloud and Piloting Mobile Apps Framingham, Mass. – February 21, 2012 – IDG’s CIO, the executive-level IT media brand providing insight into business technology leadership, reveals the CIO Magazine Tech Poll results for January 2012. The poll findings demonstrate that IT budgets are remaining strong as well as provides insight into how respondents are investing their budgets in specific technology categories and organizational objectives. Responses from more than 300 top IT executives show that investments creating topline revenue growth is their top priority (43%), followed by improving business process (20%), enabling business innovation and expansion (19%), lowering business operation costs (13%) and lowering IT operations costs (3%). IT budgets remain strong for 2012, with a majority (84%, up from 81% in 2011) reporting their IT budget will increase or remain the same over the next 12 months. Overall, organizations are reporting a 4% increase in IT spending for 2012. “The smart use of technology is always a key component in driving innovation and creating a competitive edge,” said Maryfran Johnson, editor in chief, CIO magazine and events. “We see IT value proving itself across the board in many organizations, both in steady or growing IT budgets as well as in more customer-facing applications that lead to growth.” Sever virtualization is the top technology in production, with approximately three-quarters (72%) of participants implementing a server virtualization project. Server virtualization projects have grown significantly year over year (56% in 2011 and 42% in 2010). Additionally, IT leaders are actively researching the next phase in IT projects and initiatives, including public cloud computing services (40%), BI & analytics (34%), mobile applications (33%) and private cloud computing services (32%). Mobile apps (27%) is the top technology being piloted and desktops/laptops (53%) and smartphones (53%) are the top the technologies being upgraded. Over the next twelve months investments will increase for many technologies. Mobile apps (57%), BI & analytics (53%) and tablet upgrades (53%) are the technologies that the majority of respondents are increasing investments for in the coming year. Ironically upgrading desktops/laptops, which is currently high in production, and tops the list for upgrades, has the largest budget decrease (17%). “Mobile and the consumerization of IT are very visible and time sensitive issues for IT leaders, which is reflected in the fact that more than half of the respondents are in the process of upgrading their organization’s smartphones,” said Adam Dennison, vice president and publisher, CIO. “These new technologies allow businesses to move faster and enable innovation and growth. IT decision-makers, thought leaders and solution providers will gather March 4-6, 2012 in San Francisco at IDG Enterprise’s Consumerization of IT in the Enterprise Conference & Expo (CITE) to discuss how mobile and consumerization can move organizations to the next level.” To review the full results contact Adam Dennison, vice president and publisher, CIO at adennison@cio.com. About CIO Magazine Tech Poll
The CIO Magazine Tech Poll is conducted twice a year, among heads of IT, to gauge which technology areas are the focus of IT in the coming year and to measure the direction of spending within those areas. The current CIO Magazine Tech Poll was conducted between January 3, 2012 and January 22, 2012 through the CIO LinkedIn Forum, CIO newsletters and email to CIO customers. Results are based on 333 respondents who indicated they are the top IT executive at their organization or business unit. The margin of error on a sample size of 333 is +/- 5.4%. Trending data references a similar CIO magazine survey conducted in January 2011 among 305 IT leaders and January 2010 among 213 IT leaders. About CIO
CIO produces award-winning content and community resources for information technology executives and leaders thriving and prospering in this fast-paced era of business, as well as creates opportunities for information technology and consumer marketers to reach them. The CIO portfolio includes CIO.com, CIO magazine (launched in 1987), CIO Executive Programs and the CIO Executive Council. CIO properties provide business technology leaders with analysis and insight on information technology trends and a keen understanding of IT’s role in achieving business goals. The U.S. edition of the magazine and website are recipients of more than 200 awards to date, including the American Society of Business Publication Editor’s Top B-to-B Magazine since 2000 and Website of the Year in 2010 and two Grand Neals from the Jesse H. Neal National Business Journalism Awards. CIO websites and printed publications appear in more than 25 countries, including Australia, Canada, Finland, India and Sweden. CIO Executive Programs—a series of face-to-face conferences including the CIO 100 Awards & Symposium™—provide educational and networking opportunities for pre-qualified corporate and government leaders. The CIO Executive Council is a professional organization of CIOs created to serve as an unbiased and trusted peer advisory group. CIO is published by IDG Enterprise, a subsidiary of International Data Group (IDG), the world’s leading media, events, and research company. Company information is available at www.idgenterprise.com. ### Contact:
Lynn Holmlund Marketing & PR Manager IDG Enterprise lholmlund@idgenterprise.comOffice: 508.935.4526 Mobile: 508.254.8336
IDG Enterprise’s Consumerization of IT in the Enterprise Survey Details Consumer Device Adoption, Organizational Concerns and Vendor Requirements Framingham, Mass. – January 24, 2012 – IDG Enterprise—the media company comprising CFOworld, CIO, CIO Executive Council, Computerworld, CSO, DEMO, InfoWorld, ITworld and Network World—releases the results from the Consumerizaton of IT in the Enterprise survey, examining end-users’ expectations of consumer device use in the enterprise, the challenges this trend is creating for IT departments and the vendor requirements to become a trusted partner. The survey, completed by more than 1,900 IT and security decision-makers from a range of industries, shows that the consumerization of IT trend is being embraced by a majority (72%) of the respondents’ organizations, which provides employees flexibility on using personal/consumer devices to perform work tasks. Currently, smartphones (68%) are the employee owned device most supported by IT departments. The business benefits of the consumerization of IT trend are currently less tangible, with the largest positive impact contributing to user satisfaction (79%), user productivity (76%) and process efficiency collaboration (68%). While end-users see the benefits of consumerization of IT, organizations need to stay aware of adoption risks. Security concerns were a trend throughout the study. When asked about the greatest challenge in embracing the consumerization of IT trend, respondents cited security (82%) and lack of control (55%). These concerns provide vendors with the opportunity to alleviate pain points and gain competitive advantage by offering products and services that provide security for devices (85%), integrate into the organization’s IT architecture (83%) and manage the proliferation of devices (69%). Key findings include: - Three-quarters (72%) of participants have embraced the use of consumerization of IT by allowing employees to use their own device to perform work tasks either away from work or at work (48%), expanding the list of devices provided to employees to include more consumer devices (42%) and provides an allowance for employees to buy personal devices to use at work (11%). - Mobile devices—including smartphones (79%) and tablets (68%)—rank highest in the types of personal devices organizations will support and BlackBerry Phones (68%), iPhones (61%) and iPads (54%) are the top consumer devices supported by IT departments. Security is the number one challenge for the majority of organizations (82%) and it poses the biggest negative impact for organizations. Security is also the biggest growth potential for vendors (85%). “Technology vendors, especially in the mobile space, have great opportunity to capitalize on this growing trend where employees are selecting the device they would like to use to perform work functions,” said Bob Melk, SVP, group publisher & CMO, IDG Enterprise. “Understanding organizational concerns and working with IT departments to develop policies and procedures and create business value around consumerization of IT will provide vendors with a competitive advantage and provide IT decision-makers with additional opportunities to meet end-user demands while securing organizational assets. To help facilitate this conversation IDG Enterprise has launched the CITE (Consumerization in the Enterprise) Conference and Expo, providing a comprehensive look at the emerging issues, demands and opportunities surrounding the infusion of consumer technologies into today’s workplace.” To receive the complete study results contact Bob Melk at bmelk@idgenterprise.com. To learn more about Consumerization of IT and engage with IT decision-makers, thought leaders and solution providers, attend the 2012 IDG Enterprise CITE (Consumerization In The Enterprise) Conference & Expo, March 4-6, 2012 at the Hyatt Regency in San Francisco, California. About IDG Enterprise
IDG Enterprise, an International Data Group (IDG) company, brings together the leading editorial brands (CFOwold, CIO, Computerworld, CSO, DEMO, InfoWorld, ITworld and Network World) to serve the information needs of our technology and security-focused audiences. As the premier hi-tech B2B media company, we serve our reader and advertiser audiences by delivering award-winning content, community, conversation, and conversion solutions across our entire portfolio of award-winning websites, events, magazines, products and services. In addition, the CIO Executive Council is a peer advisory service that delivers on the business, technology, and leadership needs for the world’s elite CIOs and their respective staffs. Company information is available at www.idgenterprise.com. ### Contact:
Lynn Holmlund Marketing & PR Manager IDG Enterprise lholmlund@idgenterprise.comOffice: 508.935.4526 Mobile: 508.254.8336
CITE Conference & Expo to be Held in San Francisco, March 4-6, 2012
FRAMINGHAM, Mass. – October 13, 2011 – IDG Enterprise—the media company comprising CFOworld, CIO, CIO Executive Council, Computerworld, CSO, DEMO, InfoWorld, ITworld and Network World—announces the launch of the first enterprise conference devoted exclusively to the consumerization of IT in the enterprise (CITE). The CITE Conference & Expo will gather leading IT and business decision-makers for a comprehensive look at the emerging issues, demands and opportunities surrounding the infusion of consumer technologies into today’s workplace. The consumerization of IT—the influence that personal devices, the app store paradigm, gaming, social tools and more have on the expectations of employees and customers for workplace tools and innovation—is on a trajectory of blazing growth. Embracing this trend is critical not only for attracting and empowering the next generation workforce but for retaining customers and creating business advantage. This conference will address the ways the enterprise can embrace new tools, provide guidance on how to put a consumer device governance and management model into place, and enable best practices discussions between IT peers and solutions providers, all with the goal of equipping organizations to keep up with the speed of change. CITE will bring together IT and business decision-makers, technology solution providers, venture capitalists and evangelists, March 4-6, 2012 in San Francisco, CA, to discuss the far-reaching topics of this IT metamorphosis. Premiere sponsors include Cisco, who as Device Game Changer sponsor has committed to equipping attendees with the Cisco Cius throughout the event, and Citrix as one of only three Game Changer sponsors. “The cloud era is here, and with it, an increasingly tech-savvy population is demanding the same combination of power and simplicity in the workplace that they enjoy at home,” said Kim (Woodward) DeCarlis, vice president of corporate marketing at Citrix Systems. “It is no longer about the device, since today’s technology enables us to work and play from anywhere. Enterprise IT needs to transform their thinking and say ‘yes’ to their users by implementing self-service corporate app stores and ‘bring your own’ device programs. As a result, users gain the freedom and flexibility they crave, while IT can focus on secure delivery of the desktops, apps and data that support business.” The CITE agenda–developed in conjunction with an advisory board of industry thought leaders–gives IT and business decision-makers a holistic view on how personal technology is changing and infusing the workplace, including tablets, smartphones, 4G, social media, cloud, gaming, virtualization and more. Sessions will align with the conference tagline. “Meet the Next Generation of Business,” including: - Mobile device procurement, management and policies - Using the social media paradigm for communication within and outside the enterprise - Network impact: What you need to be ready - Mobile enablement and data integration across cloud-based applications - Managing risks and the latest security threats - Data access and integration The CITE Advisory Board includes: - Whitney Tidmarsh Bouck, General Manager, Box Enterprise, Box.net - Marie Hattar, Vice President, Enterprise Segment Marketing, Cisco - Kim (Woodward) DeCarlis, Vice President, Corporate Marketing, Citrix Systems - Doug Neal, Research Fellow, Leading Edge Forum, CSC - Cindy McKenzie, SVP, Enterprise Application Management, Fox Group - Dave Malcolm, CISO, Hyatt Hotels Corporation - Anne McCrory, VP, Editorial Event Strategy, IDG Enterprise - Bob Melk, SVP, Group Publisher & CMO, IDG Enterprise - Alex Rosen, Managing Director, IDG Ventures - Walter F. Oswald, Corporate Vice President/CIO, Motorola Mobility - Dave Hansen, President & CEO, Numara Software - A.J. Lang, CIO, WellPoint, Inc. “The melding of cloud, social media and mobile is now penetrating the enterprise and impacting the manner by which business is conducted and how companies engage with their employees and customers,” said Michael Friedenberg, president & CEO, IDG Enterprise. “By leveraging the power of consumer technologies, organizations have the opportunity to gain immediate competitive advantage. This conference will provide the necessary dialogue and insights that allow the enterprise to capitalize on the opportunities surrounding the consumerization of IT as well as provide the stepping stones for organizations that have not yet adopted this model on how to implement consumer technology options into their organization.” The CITE content team is conducting a “Call for Presentations” with a deadline of November 18, 2011. For more information and guidelines please go to “Call for Presentations” or contact Anne McCrory, vice president, editorial event strategy at amccrory@idgenterprise.com. For more information regarding sponsorship opportunities, please contact Adam Dennison, vice president/pubisher, CIO at adennison@idgenterprise.com. For more information regarding this conference and to sign up for news alerts regarding speakers and registration, please visit www.citeconference.com. Event updates will also be broadcast on Twitter, #CITE. About IDG Enterprise
IDG Enterprise, an International Data Group (IDG) company, brings together the leading editorial brands (CFOworld, CIO, Computerworld, CSO, DEMO, InfoWorld, ITworld and Network World) to serve the information needs of our technology, security and financial-focused audiences. As the premier hi-tech B2B media company, we serve our reader and advertiser audiences by delivering award-winning content, community, conversation and conversion solutions across our entire portfolio of websites, events, magazines, products and services. In addition, the CIO Executive Council is a peer advisory service that delivers on the business, technology, and leadership needs for the world’s elite CIOs and their respective staffs. Company information is available at www.idgenterprise.com. Contact
Lynn Holmlund Marketing & PR Manager IDG Enterprise lholmlund@idgenterprise.comOffice: 508.935.4526 Mobile: 508.254.8336
The Enterprise CIO Forum Opens in the US, UK, Germany, China, and JapanFramingham, Mass. – March 10, 2011 – CIO and the CIO Executive Council have launched a new online global forum, the Enterprise CIO Forum (ECF) www.enterprisecioforum.com, which is exclusively focused on the topic of CIOs driving transformation at both business and government enterprises. This Forum is a unique setting for CIOs to learn from and make connections with their global peers. The ECF is designed by CIOs committed to helping define and discuss ways to succeed in enterprise transformation. Additionally, the ECF extends its web presence through a variety of established social networks – providing connection points where CIOs are most active in peer-to-peer exchanges.
IT Leaders Focus on IT Infrastructure Investments to Drive InnovationFramingham, Mass. – February 22, 2011 – IDG's CIO, the executive-level IT media brand providing insight into business technology leadership, reveals the CIO Magazine Tech Poll results for January 2011. The poll findings paint a positive picture for economic recovery as participants highlight specific investment goals and increased spending on technology categories.
John Gallant Inducted to Min's Editorial and Design Hall of FameFramingham, Mass. – November 18, 2010 – IDG Enterprise–the media company comprising CIO, CIO Executive Council, Computerworld, CSO, DEMO, InfoWorld, ITworld and Network World–announces editorial recognition from both Digital ASBPE Awards and Min's Editorial and Design Awards. John Gallant, Chief Content Officer of IDG Enterprise, was inducted into the Min’s Editorial and Design Hall of Fame and CIO.com was named B2B Website of the Year in the Digital ASBPE Awards—Computerworld.com and Networkworld.com were included in the Top 10. Additionally, CIO, Computerworld, ITworld and Network World have collectively received 32 editorial and design awards this month.
CIO receives highest recognition in 'Best Social Community BtoB' categorySeptember 15, 2010 – Framingham, Mass. – IDG's CIO, the executive-level IT media brand providing insight into business technology leadership, was recognized by digiday's Social Advertising, Media and Marketing ( SAMMY) Awards for its CIO Forum on LinkedIn during an awards ceremony on Tuesday evening. The CIO Forum, facilitated by CIO.com/ CIO magazine, is where members of the CIO community connect and collaborate to move their business technology initiatives and careers forward.
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