executives

A study by Southeastern Louisiana University professor David Wyld for IBM's Center for the Business of Government found that government blogging "does take dedication and a bit of bravery."

What do media and entertainment executives see as the biggest threat to their business? User-generated content is an issue that is the most challenging according to a new survey from Accenture, a management consulting technology firm. The survey looked at the growth strategies of companies in advertising, film, music, publishing, radio, the Internet, videogames and television.

Despite increased demand for high-caliber leadership in all segments of the technology community, it wasn't until fairly recently that we saw the migration of top information technology executives between the federal and corporate sectors.

The services of CEO Jack Messman and CFO Joseph Tibbetts, Jr, are no longer required by the Orem, Utah-based technology company.

Lately I have been spending a fair amount of time on the road evangelizing the power of blogs for marketing communication.

A participant in one of my training workshops once commented how challenging it was for him to sell to senior executives. I could relate to his concern because I, too, used to find it intimidating.

A new survey, sponsored by Unisys reveals that corporate executives and IT managers are growing increasingly aggravated by the complexity of business intelligence (BI) solutions intended to streamline their business decision-making processes.

The majority of CEOs, executives and professionals are left-brained -- analytical, linear, and focused. They are good with numbers, and in communication tend to listen to the actual word spoken, word-by-word, missing the nuances, the expressions, the tone of voice, i.e., the "other" 90% of verbal communication.