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IT is moving to the cloud -- and so are the jobs. Here's how to cash in on the hot trend in tech hiring
The Tennessee Valley Authority put its IT operations and its help desk in a state-of-the-art facility serving 12,000 employees.
The Ohio Department of Public Safety chose to do all the work in-house when it moved from an aging mainframe to a .Net system.
Educational opportunities in advanced-degree analytics programs arrive with land rush speed
As pressure builds, lawmakers consider moving on online sales taxes, but won't act before election
Hint: It's all about the specs
Tech spending is getting cautious thanks to 'uncertainty'
Today's digital environment has a lot to offer blind computer users, but the Web remains a minefield of frustration.
After lowering revenue forecast last week, Intel should build excitement
Nontech CIOs are all the rage these days. Is that good or bad for IT?
The CIO at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center looks to risk mitigation to manage cybersecurity challenges.
Once again, it's all about business processes. But this time around, IT is leading the charge.
With a 5.5GHz, six-core processor, the zEnterprise EC12 is capable of handling analytics and hybrid cloud workloads.
Chip maker's Q3 numbers not as strong as earlier expected
How to find your way around PowerPoint 2010 and make the most of its features
IT security, management technology changes as BYOD moves into the mainstream
Emerging containerization technologies create a separate, protected workspace on employees' personal smartphones.
There are a lot of moving pieces; here's how to be prepared.
Priority No. 1 for this rising CIO is changing executive mindsets about IT.
Got an hour? Here are some ways to better secure your digital life.
Little drama over $8.9B loss as company begins to move past its restructuring
Jay Palmer, who lost court case under Alabama law, noting the federal activities says 'it isn't over'
You may need to break many old habits to get the most out of Windows 8, but it doesn't have to be a cataclysmic event
Central Oregon small town the latest data center hot spot
There's a gulf between GOP ticket's VP pick and tech that has yet to be bridged
Passwords aren't working, and replacement technologies haven't caught on. Why can't we develop a simple way to secure our data?
The security products and techniques you rely on most aren't keeping you as secure as you think
Guesswork no longer cuts it. Smart companies are using business analytics software to improve customer loyalty.
Interns aren't just for grunt work anymore. When properly managed, they can bring new insight to IT problems and processes.
Our manager has a long wish list as the annual budget time rolls around once again.
