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Do you know enough about mobile application development, cloud computing and virtualization? Those are among the hottest IT job skills that companies will be looking for in 2009. Dave Barbato, Steve Allard and Brian O'Connor from Talent Retriever discuss the five key technology areas that IT job candidates will want to have on their resumes for 2009. (16:48)
Interviews with industry experts and analysts that give you a high-level view of the networking landscape.
Network World Panorama About half of all data breaches caused by employees are inadvertent, things like leaving passwords written on sticky notes or allowing an unknown person into the building out...
Converging on Microsoft This week, TA McCann, Founder and CEO of Gist joins Mitchell Ashley to talk about how Gist helps you build stronger relationships with people you know by connecting...
DEMOcast On the eve of her 24th DEMO show (next week's DEMOfall 09), Chris Shipley chats with Keith Shaw about some of the trends to expect at next week's event, as well...
Ron Nutter's Help Desk Tool Chest Ron sits down with Leo Laporte to talk about podcasting. Leo's days in doing this go back to AM radio, and has continued since then. We talk about where podcasting...
Gartner has positioned BMC CONTROL-M in the Leaders Quadrant of their "2009 Magic Quadrant for Job Scheduling." The report assesses the ability to execute and completeness of vision of key vendors in the marketplace. Read a full copy today, courtesy of BMC Software.
Read a compelling case study by EMA, Inc. to learn how Dell uses BMC CONTROL-M to cut cost and increase productivity with workload automation.
A major computer manufacturer uses BMC CONTROL-M and just four people to schedule and run over 85,000 jobs every month. By switching to BMC CONTROL-M, they more than quadrupled the workload without adding a single staff member. See how in this 2-minute video overview.
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A+/Net TechnicianBy Anonymous on April 1, 2009, 9:33 amI have always loved computer and have done some work on them in one form or another. I am considering getting Certification for the above, do you thing this is a wise choice??? Would it help with employment? I really want to be in the IT support field helping others and working on things.