At around 16 pages, Executive Reports offer a deep, strategic look into a cutting edge issue, and serve as foundations to developing your own approaches. Short abstracts on the cover of each report help you immediately understand how the subject matter might impact your enterprise.
What Does Sarbanes-Oxley Mean for the CIO?
Domain
Organizational matters
Assertion #118The provisions of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, especially Section 404, represent the new standard for corporate governance. CIOs may have to attest to the accuracy and reliability of systems controls so that the CEO and CFO can sign attestations with confidence.
Pandemic Redux
Domain
Security
Assertion #125The denial of service attacks and other Internet disruptions initially predicted by the Cutter Business Technology Council in the fall of 2001 and spring of 2002 have indeed increased, and the threat of large-scale deliberate disruptions remains high.
Spam: Tragedy of the Digital Commons
Security
Where Enterprise Architecture Meets the Semantic Web
Low-Cost Exploration
Innovation
Assertion #112To create a viable competitive-advantage force within companies, IT must differentiate itself by implementing a low-cost exploration strategy -- an ability to simulate, model, and visualize products and business processes.
Insourcing: The Other Alternative
IT Industry
Assertion #113The apparent mass migration to outsourcing is showing signs of pullback as some IT organizations are actively insourcing for sound financial, legal, security, and control reasons.