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IT Salary Survey 2021: The results are in

The latest Insider Pro and Computerworld Salary Survey reveals the current salaries for dozens of tech titles, the IT skills most in demand (and those not), the tech hiring expectations for the coming year, and what matters most to IT...

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CIO Digital Roundtable: Disruption Minimised: Modernisation, your SAP platform and the cloud

10 March 2021

Virtual Event - 11.00am - 12.30pm GMT

Join our UK B2B Editor, Scott Carey and our sponsors, AWS and IBM, for a private, interactive virtual CIO roundtable, where you’ll have a chance to discuss amongst your peers the role that SAP systems play in your digital transformation efforts.

Virtual Forum: Improve Business Growth with AI-Powered Automation

24 March 2021

Virtual Event - 11.00am CET/ 10.00am GMT

Join industry experts from CIO, IBM and IDC on Wednesday 24th March for a virtual event, Improve Business Growth with AI-Powered Automation. We’ll explore the questions to ask, present solution options, and deliver use cases to meet the AI-Automation challenge. Apply to attend today.

CIO Digital Roundtable: The CIO toolkit for building a connected enterprise

18 March 2021

Virtual Event

Join this exclusive CIO Roundtable, hosted by Former CIO of Coca-Cola, Esat Sezer and Mulesoft CTO, Paul Crerand, to discuss how you can make your organisation smarter and more joined up, pushing for more responsive decision making and allowing your business to grasp opportunities faster than the competition.

The CSO Security Forum

25 March 2021

Virtual Event

The CSO Security Forum explores everchanging role of the CISO, key learnings from the pandemic, and explores keys trends going forward.

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IT Salary Survey 2021: Over half of IT pros are satisfied at work – but nearly half are job hunting

Happy at work? Maybe you are not alone. Our 2021 salary survey of IT professionals reveals current attitudes to pay, responsibilities and what matters most in their current jobs.

Marc Ambasna-Jones

Linux server certifications becoming a must-have for IT pros

Becoming Linux-certified professionals can provide financial and career advantages.

Jon Gold

IoT security tips and a cautionary tale

The US government is working toward establishing IoT security guidelines, and a very public dispute about a particular IoT device demonstrates why they are necessary.

Chris Nerney

Weekly internet health check, US and worldwide

ThousandEyes, which tracks internet and cloud traffic, provides Network World with weekly updates on the performance of three categories of service provider: ISP, cloud provider, UCaaS

Tim Greene

Extreme CEO Meyercord sketches 2021 enterprise networking trends

Ed Meyercord talks cloud network management, core enterprise network changes and 5G opportunities as Extreme nears its 25th anniversary.

Michael Cooney

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Insider Pro | Computerworld > IT Salary Survey 2021 > Hiring

IT Salary Survey 2021: Hiring rate expected to increase but priorities will shift

Our survey of 1,172 IT professionals finds that demand for some IT skills is strong but the pandemic has influenced the rate of hiring and roles that are being prioritized.

Marc Ambasna-Jones

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Selectively reusing commands on Linux

Command history on Linux and Unix systems provides a lot more ways to rerun commands than you might know.

Sandra Henry-Stocker

CSO > secure mergers + acquisitions / handshake offer / extended hand / security shield / circuits

Objections mount to Nvidia’s acquisition of Arm

Big names are urging antitrust officials to intervene in Nvidia's $40 billion bit to buy Arm.

Andy Patrizio

The current state of the UK internet: outage tracker

The week’s ISP, cloud, and collaboration network outage rates revealed

Network World staff

Insider Pro | Computerworld > IT Salary Survey 2021 > Compensation

IT Salary Survey 2021: Compensation holds steady despite pandemic

Our survey of 1,172 IT pros finds that despite the pandemic, most people have seen compensation rise or remain steady but some old inequalities remain

Marc Ambasna-Jones

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Objections mount to Nvidia’s acquisition of Arm

Linux server certifications becoming a must-have for IT pros

The current state of the UK internet: outage tracker

The latest Insider Pro and Computerworld Salary Survey reveals the current salaries for dozens of tech titles, the IT skills most in demand (and those not), the tech hiring expectations for the coming year, and what matters most to IT...

Happy at work? Maybe you are not alone. Our 2021 salary survey of IT professionals reveals current attitudes to pay, responsibilities and what matters most in their current jobs.

Becoming Linux-certified professionals can provide financial and career advantages.

The US government is working toward establishing IoT security guidelines, and a very public dispute about a particular IoT device demonstrates why they are necessary.

ThousandEyes, which tracks internet and cloud traffic, provides Network World with weekly updates on the performance of three categories of service provider: ISP, cloud provider, UCaaS

Ed Meyercord talks cloud network management, core enterprise network changes and 5G opportunities as Extreme nears its 25th anniversary.

Our survey of 1,172 IT professionals finds that demand for some IT skills is strong but the pandemic has influenced the rate of hiring and roles that are being prioritized.

Command history on Linux and Unix systems provides a lot more ways to rerun commands than you might know.

Big names are urging antitrust officials to intervene in Nvidia's $40 billion bit to buy Arm.

The week’s ISP, cloud, and collaboration network outage rates revealed

Our survey of 1,172 IT pros finds that despite the pandemic, most people have seen compensation rise or remain steady but some old inequalities remain