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State of Massachusetts dropped charges against Michael Fiola, who was accused of downloading child pornography, due to a lack of evidence against him.

The CAO of JDS Uniphase doesn't aim to get the perfect hire every time, and neither should you. In this Q&A, Alan Etterman explains why.

Who's afraid of the flexible workplace? Too many enterprises: Employers are missing opportunities to harness the business value associated with workplace flexibility for employees, says expert Karol Rose.

What's the hardest part of a virtual environment to monitor today? Are enterprises wasting money on storage for VMs? What's next for virtualization management tools? Vizioncore president Chris Akerberg tackles these questions and more in a conversation with CIO.com.

Jim Benedetto, MySpace's vice president of technology and one of MySpace's original architects, discusses the future of application development on social networks and the importance of open APIs.

Google Sites, part of the Google Apps suite, allows users to create intranets and websites without any programming knowledge. Scott Johnston, product manager of Google Sites, talks about how to make a wiki implementation successful and gives examples of how companies have utilized the technology thus far.

Due to vendors paying attention to security and compliance concerns, CIOs are looking to utilize the low-maintenance and low-cost associated with SaaS, according to the CEO of one SaaS vendor.

Dave Opton, the CEO and founder of executive job search and recruiting network ExecuNet, talks about demand for IT executives and online social networking sites.

If you're interested in learning how a hiring process can actually create a stronger IT department, and if you need effective techniques for assessing a candidate's cultural fit, you must read this interview with Harvard Business School CIO Stephen Laster.

IT services range from tracking donations to its familiar red kettles to innovative BI projects