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Survival skills for CIOs

Having a full grasp of technology is crucial for every CIO, but these days it's not enough. Hans Brechbühl, executive director of the Center for Digital Strategies at the Tuck School of Business Read more...

Why developers are turned off to becoming CIOs

CIOs may think they are the top dogs, but not everyone sees it that way, at least not software developers. A lighthearted piece in PCWorld suggests that software developers are too wrapped up in Read more...

Data center engineers command big bucks

In years past, the engineers who designed and ran computer data centers were often viewed as an afterthought, especially compared to software developers and others stars of the digital age. Today Read more...

Domain registration SCAM derailed

A federal judge has stopped a Toronto company from continuing to deceptively pose as a domain name registrar and sending bogus bills to thousands of U.S. small businesses and nonprofit organizations Read more...

Study: Some virtualization works

Forrester Research has found high value in some virtualization technology, but believes not everything makes business or technical sense. It has found server and client virtualization mature enough Read more...

Today's CIO must keep pace

InformationWeek reports that CEO's have big expectations for IT executives at a time when the influence of CIOs is actually slipping. According to a new survey, companies want more than Read more...

IT execs are an unhappy lot

A survey conducted by executive career and recruiting network ExecuNet found that only 53 percent of the 286 IT executives polled said they're satisfied with their current jobs--a lower happiness Read more...

Paying attention to the next generation

Paying attention to the next generation An article at Networkworld.com tells how IBM is trying to close the IT skills gap, launching a web-based resource to better help prepare college students for Read more...

IT workers would take pay cut to telecommute

A new survey by Dice Holding has found that IT workers don't like commuting and in fact, 37 percent would be willing to take up to a 10 percent pay cut to work from home full time. With the high cost Read more...

Farm workers vs IT workers on H-1B visas

Legislation to make it easier for foreign high tech workers to stay in the U.S. ran into a bit of a buzz saw last week from one lawmaker who wants the same kind of equity for immigrants further down Read more...