Forrester Blogs
  • Not surprising, but budgetary concerns are at the top of the list for government #CIOs at this time (http://t.co/wznF6lnVIO)
     — 2:24 PM May 2
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  • RT @mgualtieri: The Smartphone Productivity Riddle http://t.co/PI7kDkFBnB via @WSJ > Small improvements hard for economists to capture
     — 8:57 AM May 2
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  • Damning article that discusses how carriers & device makers do little to stem smartphone theft (http://t.co/BBPTd88CrK) (via @nytimes)
     — 7:15 AM May 2
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  • Interesting development in open gov't collaboration; USDA has open data community on http://t.co/jD6wegoB9j (http://t.co/AkPsVa2Pr2) #gov20
     — 2:51 PM May 1
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  • Twitter provides news organizations guidance for protecting their accounts (http://t.co/axNyXotzJc) No ETA on 2-factor authentication
     — 9:03 AM May 1
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  • A cautionary tale for entrepreneurs grabbing VC funding (you could end up with nothing post sale) http://t.co/V1aFiMOwzw
     — 8:22 AM May 1
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  • I would surmise that creating a positive, engaging workforce experience can yield a positive effect on stock prices as well.
     — 5:14 PM Apr 26
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  • An interesting look at the relationship between good customer experiences & stock performance (http://t.co/ZGLoy7dgyK)
     — 5:13 PM Apr 26
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  • @chrisyeh The Bulls are still lurking.
     — 1:59 PM Apr 26
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  • @nickhayes10 gives his thoughts on the AP Twitter hack (http://t.co/5vHtA0f2On) -- "This isn't about Twitter; its about your own security"
     — 4:10 PM Apr 25
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  • "The Twitter crash reinforced the view at some banks that employees need access to social media" to judge info (http://t.co/i4F1QGwV7f)
     — 8:13 AM Apr 25
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  • AP tweet scandal interesting b/c it sits at intersection of free flow of info & the trust we place in info sources; how do we verify info?
     — 8:46 AM Apr 24
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  • The false AP Tweet (and ensuing stock sell-off) sparks debate on Twitter's authentication measures (http://t.co/XQZrTAMIaC)
     — 8:45 AM Apr 24
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  • US government roadblocks seem to have led Huawei to give up trying to be a player in US market (http://t.co/oT0nDJluBq)
     — 8:23 AM Apr 24
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  • US IT services firms are winning legislative battle to tamp down low-cost labor from Indian competitors (http://t.co/aHOI9WzWhp) via @wsj
     — 8:19 AM Apr 24
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  • @heidishey says security pros have to collaborate w/ marketing to address mobility (http://t.co/iydwBTdBYU) (Thanks for the quote, Heidi!)
     — 3:38 PM Apr 23
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  • Framed as a terrible law firm CIO's qualities, you find these traits in bad bosses everywhere (http://t.co/buwwGqoJMf) (h/t @david_kjohnson)
     — 10:20 AM Apr 23
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  • Forty-seven percent of UK employees feel their bosses "actively threaten" them (http://t.co/TbWoympXt8); industry breakdowns are interesting
     — 10:15 AM Apr 23
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  • RT @alphadoggs: What is the Internet of Things? http://t.co/xBSEJCooB1 >> Vendors like http://t.co/sDTHuqbJ4D see social as way to do this
     — 8:51 AM Apr 22
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  • RT @OliverYoung: I hope I never watch fifteen straight hours of tv ever again. >> Amen
     — 9:57 PM Apr 19
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