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With the business climate uncertain, CIOs may be looking to cut costs and considering reducing their IT departments' training budgets. But an online survey conducted by Zoomerang on behalf of Safari Read more...

Apple computer systems are seldom used in medium and larger-sized companies and it is a commonly held perception Mac skills are unnecessary for IT professionals and that CIOs will never embrace Macs Read more...

Outsourcing companies in India are looking for new ways to help American companies run better. It's called innovation from outsourcing and it's a way to expand the services available to help cut Read more...

Here's something you either already knew or suspected: nearly 60 percent of CEOs, CIOs and other C-level executives continue to report that there is a shortage of fully qualified IT staff worldwide. Read more...

A man is likely to make more money than a woman in a technology job. According to a salary survey by career site Dice.com, the average salary last year for male technology professionals was $76,582, Read more...

The U.S. will be better able to maintain a competitive edge by embracing openness in trade and talent, according to the latest "Great Nation" report by advocacy group Technology CEO Council. The Read more...

The latest research from Optimize magazine, which polled 575 senior business and technology professionals, reveals that CIOs are gaining recognition as business visionaries and are Read more...

Software as a Service (SaaS) is no longer a niche approach to software delivery. According to a survey by InformationWeek, two out of three businesses are either buying or considering Read more...

The only way to effectively know whether technology decisions are being made with business needs in mind--not to mention whether your business is using technology efficiently and protecting Read more...