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  • How IT Can Transform Healthcare

    April 2014

    Information technology is being heralded for fundamentally altering our work and life and for improving our productivity, economy, and social interactions. Can IT significantly transform healthcare and our well-being, and if so, how?

    San Murugesan
    Guest Editor

    In this issue:
    • How IT Can Transform Healthcare -- Opening Statement
    • The Digitization of Health: Transforming Healthcare with Smart Services and the Internet of Everything
    • The Promises and Challenges of Innovating Through Big Data and Analytics in Healthcare
    • Beyond Electronic Medical Records: Key Capabilities for Exploiting IT in Healthcare
    • IT Analysis Methodologies for Healthcare Systems
  • The Internet of Things: Welcome to the Global Computer

    April 2014

     

    "Of all the different types of technological change we have experienced in the last 1,000 years, it is the technologies of information and communications that seem to most capture our imaginations."

    — Joseph Feller, Editor

    At the moment, the Internet is buzzing with folks who are disappointed that the year 2015 (in which the late 1980's film Back to the Future: Part II is set) is upon us, and there is not a single flying skateboard in sight.

    In this issue:
    • The Internet of Things: Welcome to the Global Computer -— Opening Statement
    • One "Thing" at a Time: Let's Take a Pragmatic Approach
    • Internet of Things: Fear Not, Trust Not
    • Booting Up the Global Computer
    • Internet of Things Survey Data
  • Does IT Lie on the Critical Path? A Look Back at the 2014 IT Budget

    March 2014

    This is CBR's ninth annual IT trends issue. For nearly a decade we've gathered and analyzed data across a broad range of IT topics: analytics, IT spending, hiring and outsourcing, IT's role in innovation and value creation, social media, mobile computing, the cloud, security, and so on. Like all issues of CBR, each IT trends issue gives you an up-to-the-moment look at the "vital signs" of the industry. But more importantly, because we are able to look at how signs change over time, every year each IT trends issue just keeps getting smarter and smarter.

    In this issue:
    • Does IT Lie on the Critical Path? A Look Back at the 2014 IT Budget — Opening Statement
    • IT Budgets: Getting Ready for the Slowdown
    • I'll Say It Again: The IT Budget Matters!
    • Resolution for 2015: Find Your Path
    • IT Budgeting for 2014 Survey Data
  • Workforce 2020–2025: What Skills Are Needed to Survive and Thrive?

    March 2014

    If we had to give advice to college graduates in the year 2020, what would we tell them they need to know to be an effective technology worker or an effective business user of technology? This Cutter IT Journal issue presents five wide-ranging, insightful articles on the possible technological, management, and business skills that executives, managers, and workers in organizations (private and public sector, large and small) will need in the 2020-2025 timeframe as a result of the ceaseless improvement in information systems and their core technologies. Not a client? Download a complimentary copy of this report in PDF format.

    In this issue:
    • Workforce 2020–2025: What Skills Are Needed to Survive and Thrive? -- Opening Statement
    • Beyond Knowledge: Growing Capability for an Uncertain Future
    • It's 2020: What Business Technology Professionals Should Know and Do -- And How They Should Prepare
    • The Return of the Polymath
    • How to Thrive as IT Professionals in a Converging ICT World
    • Skill Portfolio Management: Future-Proofing Your Competitive Advantage
  • Agile Architecture: Dodo Bird or Differentiator?

    February 2014

    With the emergence of best practices around 'continuous deployment' and 'continuous delivery,' we need architectures to flex, evolve, and expand to meet business demands."

    Sue McKinney
    Guest Editor

    In this issue:
    • Agile Architecture: Dodo Bird or Differentiator? -- Opening Statement
    • Coaching Tips for Successful Agile Architecture
    • How to Agilely Architect an Agile Architecture
    • Using an Automation Architecture to Avoid Becoming Less Agile
    • Does Agile Architecture = Agile + Architecture?
    • The Role of Architecture in Agile Development Projects

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