Security, project management, and Linux skills are all still valuable
For IT pros on vacation, work’s no more than a voice mail, e-mail, or SSH session away
Most companies won’t make any changes to their IT staff levels, but those that do expect to add jobs, not cut them. Survey shows what skills are most in demand—and where the jobs are located.
Outsourcing efforts yield mixed results. Are CIOs are asking tough questions about the hidden costs?
A new study shows that offshore outsourcing drives down U.S. IT wages; firm predicts up to 45 percent of full-time IT jobs could be outsourced by 2006
Offsite classroom training is the most effective form of IT teaching when it comes to retaining learned material. Classroom training outside the office is also the most preferred learning method among managers, who like their training at a traditional speed in a place separate from the workplace.
Managers of IT professionals have a lot on their plates these days: limited budgets, undersized staffs, cybersecurity threats. But their relatively low popularity among peers and subordinates might be the largest, most ubiquitous obstacle.
Most men and women technologists feel working conditions for female IT professionals have either stayed the same or improved in the last two years.
For the second consecutive year, Unix reigns supreme in the Techies.com Tech Skills Demand Index.
Laying off part (or all) of the IT staff is the toughest job an IT manager will face in his or her career. That’s what 403 enterprise systems professionals told us in our “ES Power 100” reader survey.
Employer-paid training is extremely important for attracting top-notch technology professionals, according to a Techies.com survey.
Technology workers think employers don't do enough to ensure their personal safety (and that of their property) but will strongly resist any security measures that might infringe on their personal life.
A lthough they'd rather not relocate at all, IT workers are much more willing to move for a job today than they were 12 months ago.
A new study by Techies.com, an online career and training cetner for technology professionals, compares average salaries for approximately 100,000 technology professionals in 38 U.S. job markets against the ACCRA's Cost of Living Index (COLI).
Cahners In-Stat says 25% of the workforce will telecommute by 2004
Annual Salary Survey: IT managers with mainframe and large Unix-based systems skills earn as much as 20 percent more than those in Wintel-based positions.
Your decisions in hiring and managing consultants can make or break a project. But, by doing a little homework on the front-end, you can ensure the right people for the right job.
Innovation outsourcing links efficiency with costs, while establishing and promoting outsourcing as an integral part of a company’s business.