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The TechRepublic CIO50 list celebrates the most influential and innovative tech chiefs, voted by their fellow CIOs Following proper etiquette is always important in formal settings like the corporate environment.
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The TechRepublic CIO50 list celebrates the most influential and innovative tech chiefs, voted by their fellow CIOs One of the most common complaints I hear from IT executives is that they’re no more efficient with electronic communication than they were with paper. Their argument is that there’s so much more being sent to them now than used to be sent on paper, they spend the majority of their time sifting through the bits looking for items relevant to their jobs.

