I am happy to announce that the CIO Assistant’s Blog now officially becomes Tao of IT. This is an attempt to merge the blog (with a specific target audience of CIO’s) and the website (with the larger theme of balanced living – Tao of Living) into a single entity. This change is part of the evolution [...]

 

 

 

Readers of this CIO Assistant’s Blog have seen a steady string of small improvements applied to the Blog lately. This time, it’s the introduction of a regular Guest Post feature. Once a month, I will invite a new guest to share his/her thoughts with you. The objective is to enlarge and enrich the view of [...]

 

 

 

There has been a stretch of 10 days since the CIO Assistant’s Blog moved to this Tao of Living website. The relatively long break between posts may raise some questions about whether or not the Blog will change its mission (of helping IT Leaders optimize, align and grow) or direction. For the faithful reader (i.e. You), the [...]

 

 

 

The CIO Assistant’s Blog has found a new home here at the Tao of Living website. It is essentially the same blog, expanded to provide you, dear readers, access to a wider range of topics delving in a more balanced view of life (i.e. beyond the professional interests of IT Leadership and Management).
If you have enjoyed reading the [...]

 

 

 

I started this Blog on April 3, 2009. Not quite on an impulse but also not based on any rational reasoning (except perhaps for some fleeting thought that it should not be on April’s Fool day). According to my 100-day plan, I should conclude my Better Blog project on July 11, 2009, with April 15 [...]

 

 

 

In a previous post, I have shared with you my participation in ProBlogger’s 31 Days to Build a Better Blog (31DBBB) project and how I have had a belated awakening that this is also MY Better Blog project and I should take control of it and execute it the way that I know, i.e. via [...]

 

 

 

Today’s post doesn’t fit into the regular CIO Assistant stream. It’s about my personal experience in a blog building project called 31 Days to Build a Better Blog (31DBBB) from ProBlogger (Darren Rowse). While many of you have no interest to read about blogging in general and my blogging experience in particular, the key message [...]