Wednesday, October 10, 2012

The better hire: the 50-year-old IT veteran or the fresh grad?

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The better hire: the 50-year-old IT veteran or the fresh grad?
Age vs. experience? The argument dates back years and will likely never be resolved, but in the world of high tech, where firms are clamoring for IT skills and yet there are displaced workers looking for jobs, the debate rages on. Do you go with the veteran whose wisdom has been refined by years of experience, or the young hot shot that has the latest tech chops? Read More


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Nobel Prize for physics increasingly dominated by computing projects
Almost half of the Nobel Prizes for physics awarded in the 21st century have been computer-related Read More

10Gbps server migration: The post-Romley era
Gigabit Ethernet has been the dominant server network option of choice for the past decade, with more than 200 million 1Gbps server ports shipped since the early 2000s. But the introduction of Intel's new Romley server platform, together with rapid adoption of virtualization options and the emergence of technologies such as Big Data, are fueling migration to 10 Gigabit Ethernet. Read More

10 reasons why the desktop PC will live forever
Steve Jobs piqued consumer curiosity when he unveiled the iPad and declared "the post-PC era has begun." And now with the imminent release of Windows 8 RT tablets--low-powered slates running a touch-friendly version of Office--it might seem that perhaps the world actually can live without desktop computers. Read More


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Box takes 'best of breed' approach to compete with single stacks from Oracle, IBM, HP
Looking to broaden its scope in the enterprise market, Box Tuesday rolled out a "point and click" ability for third parties to integrate the Box cloud sharing platform directly into their applications. Read More

Japan's Softbank to launch 110Mbps mobile router next week
Japan's Softbank Mobile said Wednesday it will launch a new mobile router next week providing download speeds of up to 110Mbps on its LTE network. Read More

Huawei customers defend their security after congressional report
Three U.S.-based service providers that use equipment from Huawei Technologies said on Tuesday they take strong precautions to ensure the security of their networks, responding to a congressional report on Monday that said carriers should not buy from Huawei or ZTE. Read More


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Ballmer sees his bonus cut, Hastings leaves Microsoft board
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer saw his bonus shrink a little in 2012 while that of other Microsoft executives rose significantly, the software maker said Tuesday. Read More

How to Set Up a Business-Grade Wi-Fi Network
Setting up a robust Wi-Fi network for your business doesn't have to be a nerve-wrecking experience. CIO.com looks at seven key factors you need to consider, including access points, frequency bands, network management and the forthcoming 802.11ac standard. Read More

Rapid7 acquires startup Mobilisafe
Security firm Rapid7 today announced the acquisition of startup Mobilisafe, the Seattle-based provider of a mobile-risk management software and services. Read More

Trend Micro takes aim at targeted attacks with custom-designed security service
Trend Micro has outlined a product-development strategy it calls "Custom Defense" intended to augment traditional signature-based anti-malware defense with custom-designed signatures to thwart stealthy, targeted attacks. Read More

GM Bets on Insourcing, Brings Back 10,000 IT Jobs
It's going to cost GM a lot more to insource thousands of tech jobs than it did to outsource or offshore them. But it just may pay off for the auto maker. Read More

 
 
 

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