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A Snapshot of the Midmarket CIO
News: The top tech people at midmarket companies have more duties than their counterparts at larger businesses, but get paid less.
CS Degree Interest Plummeted
News: Research shows interest in the field tends to be cyclical and that the decline has leveled off in the last two years.
IT Security Skills Falling Short
News: The difficulty in keeping security skills up to date is blamed for a significant gap between what IT managers need and the skills their IT staffs have.
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Blog: While tax incentives and a weak dollar spur foreign investment on U.S. soil, labor and operating costs soar in China.
Vlog: The Society for Information Management wants to know what's important to CIOs. Don't you?
Blog: CIOs are taking part in a new conversation for business execs. | |
Study Says H-1Bs Aren't the Best or Brightest
Blog: A new study finds that salaries of H-1B workers are barely above the prevailing minimums for their jobs, leading a researcher to conclude that these workers are unlikely to boost U.S. innovation.
'H-1B Only' Job Ads Posters Fined $45K
Blog: The company in question posted more than 30 job ads in 2006 expressly requesting programmers who held H-1B visas, and were willing to relocate. | |
Evolution of Software as a
Service
Software as a service is creating new
business processes for companies. How
those processes are changing business is
the subject of this IT Link podcast,
with guest Marc Olesen, Vice President
of Managed Software Solutions with
Hewlett-Packard.
ERP
on the Up
Midsize enterprises are expected to
increase spending on ERP software by 5.1
percent next year. AMR Research president
and CEO, Tony Friscia, and senior
research analyst Simon Jacobson discuss
why in this Research Matters
podcast.
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A new site hopes to dispel the tech nerd stereotype, one atypical Microsoft employee at a time.
Turing Recipient Discusses IBM Then and Now
Frances Allen, a former math teacher who went on to become IBM's first female fellow, became the first woman to receive the prestigious A.M. Turing Award, which is essentially the Nobel Prize of the computing industry.
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