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NewsIT job market shows hint of revival
The bi-annual survey from Dice.com, a career website for technology and engineering professionals, found that 45 percent of the respondents expect their hiring levels to stay the same or increase Read more...
IT economy still in the doldrums
There are some signs that the long and deep economic downturn may be starting to ebb, but so far it's been a jobless recovery that may hold true for IT, as well as many other sectors of the job Read more...
IT job prospects on upswing
Yahoo is in a layoff mode and so is Microsoft. But a new poll of senior technology professionals found that more than 50 percent of those surveyed are currently hiring. The survey, conducted by Read more...
Financial sector strain means more offshoring
The collapse of Wall Street is not good news for America or for information technology professionals. Besides the expected loss of jobs from big financial firms going under or being taken over, some Read more...
Watch out for inaccurate web costs
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...
Is it time to get to know the Mac?
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...
India on verge of new outsourcing efforts
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...
Worldwide shortage of IT workers
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...
Gender gap in tech salaries
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...
Tech CEO council makes case for globalizationThe 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... | Press ReleasesTech Professionals See Pay Jump; Bonus Popularity on the RiseAverage Tech Salaries in Silicon Valley Top $100,000NEW YORK, Jan. 24, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Technology professionals enjoyed their largest annual salary growth since 2008, according to the 2012-2011 Read more >> IT Industry Luminary Eric Lundquist Joins UBM TechWeb's InformationWeek Business Technology NetworkNew Editorial Analyst Role Reflects Continued Expansion of Industry's Largest IT NetworkSAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- UBM TechWeb's InformationWeek Business Technology Network Read more >> New InformationWeek Reports Research Finds 65% of IT Pros Expect an Increase in Employee Owned Mobile Devices Accessing Business30% say their companies permit access by default; just 10% do not allow enterprise assets on mobile devices.SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- InformationWeek Reports, a service for Read more >> Knowledge Delivery Systems Launches Two Courses to Empower Educators to Address Internet Safety and CyberbullyingInternet and digital technology use dominates students' lives; teachers need skills to protect and educate their studentsNEW YORK, Oct. 26, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Knowledge Delivery Systems, a provider Read more >> Learning Tree International Named One of Top 20 IT Training Companies by TrainingIndustry.comRESTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Learning Tree International (NASDAQ: LTRE) has been included in the 2011 “Top 20 IT Training Companies” list published by TrainingIndustry.com for the fourth Read more >> |
