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IT hiring forecast optimistic ... for now

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IT hiring forecast optimistic ... for now
Despite the recent lackluster employment figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there's cause for optimism on the IT hiring front, according to Dice.com. In a poll of 800 IT-focused hiring managers and recruiters, the tech jobs site found 73% plan to increase hiring in the second half of the year compared to the first six months of 2012. Read More


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Gartner: Cloud-based mobile device management (MDM) getting hot
To place management controls on mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones used in business, the enterprise has showed preference for acquiring mobile device management (MDM) software where server and management console components are kept on premises. But that's changing, as companies are now buying cloud-based MDM, according to Gartner. Read More

NASA Space Shuttles retire by sea/land
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Today is the day IPv6 finally goes live. For as long as there has been an Internet IPv4 has been synonymous with IP and nobody really stopped to think about which version of the protocol it was. But, IPv4 has outlived its usefulness. Read More

AT&T, Verizon, Salesforce.com taking machine-to-machine mainstream
When David Rudzinsky, SVP and CIO of women's medical device manufacturer Hologic, thinks about investing in a technology upgrade for his business, it has to do at least one of four things: drive new revenue, help reduce costs, improve customer satisfaction, or increase reliability of the products -- or preferably all four. Read More


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Dept. of Homeland Security to focus on cyber workforce development
Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano today said the agency will form a cybersecurity workforce task group that will consider strategies such as expanding DHS involvement in cyber competitions and university programs, enhancing public-private security partnerships and working with other government agencies to develop a more agile cyber workforce across the federal government. The new task... Read More

Competition, games can bring about enterprise app advances
Back in 2006, Jim Lavoie, president of Rite Solutions, a Defense Department software contractor, wanted his employees to play a more active role in innovating new ideas. But he knew a top-down approach from management ordering such behavior wouldn't work. "Organizations that are smart enough to ask employees for ideas know that the best approach is to do it in a fun way," he says. "If it's not fun, it's work; and if it's work, it sucks." Read More

Microsoft teams with Quanta for 'private cloud in a box'
Microsoft has partnered with Taiwan's Quanta Computer to design a Windows-based system that aims to get business customers up and running quickly on a private cloud. Read More

Google warns users of 'state-sponsored' hacks
Google began warning users today of its Gmail online email services when it suspects they may be targets of "state-sponsored" attacks. Read More


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EMC-Terremark ink joint cloud agreement
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LinkedIn investigating compromised passwords
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Sony hires Steve Wozniak as technical consultant for Aaron Sorkin's Steve Jobs biopic
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Once You Go Ipv6 You Won't Go Back
In case you didn't already know it, today is the second annual IPv6 day (or IPv6 Launch Day). Last year some of the leading website operators and ISPs switched over to IPv6 for the day. Despite predictions of doom and gloom, the day went off without hardly a hitch. Read More

 
 
 

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