IT General
Who's paying for your tech certification?
Businesses looking to improve employee engagement and retention are focusing on continuing education and professional development, including certifications, both to help cultivate the tech skills needed for competitive advantage and to reduce turnover. For that reason, many companies are willing to pick up the tab.
Career Development Fuels Retention
Don't panic: That Russian hack bombshell isn't what you think
FUD over the current state of cyber insecurity reached a fever pitch this week as thousands gathered in Las Vegas for Defcon and
Don't panic: That Russian hack bombshell isn't what you think
FUD over the current state of cyber insecurity reached a fever pitch this week as thousands gathered in Las Vegas for Defcon and
Oracle hasn't killed Java -- but there's still time
Oracle's last two crap quarterly earnings can most definitely be described as the chickens coming home to roost.
Beyond iBeacons: 7 cool uses of beacons you may not expect
Beyond iBeacons: 7 cool uses of beacons you may not expect
The battle against stupid software patents is on
How dumb are all-too-many software patents? "Spectacularly dumb," says Vera Ranieri, an attorney for the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), an advocacy group for freer flow of digital information.
Oracle hasn't killed Java -- but there's still time
Oracle's last two crap quarterly earnings can most definitely be described as the chickens coming home to roost.
Where your personal data goes when you're not looking
What businesses know about any given individual is a lot. But what are companies doing with that data? Not as much as you might think -- at least not yet. Companies are getting more sophisticated, however.
Beyond iBeacons: 7 cool uses of beacons you may not expect
The battle against stupid software patents is on
How dumb are all-too-many software patents? "Spectacularly dumb," says Vera Ranieri, an attorney for the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), an advocacy group for freer flow of digital information.
Oracle hasn't killed Java -- but there's still time
Oracle's last two crap quarterly earnings can most definitely be described as the chickens coming home to roost.
Where your personal data goes when you're not looking
What businesses know about any given individual is a lot. But what are companies doing with that data? Not as much as you might think -- at least not yet. Companies are getting more sophisticated, however.
AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile face Net neutrality complaint
Digital rights group Public Knowledge will file Net neutrality complaints against each of the four largest mobile carriers in the United States over their practice of throttling some traffic, in some cases on so-called unlimited data plans.
AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile face Net neutrality complaint
Digital rights group Public Knowledge will file Net neutrality complaints against each of the four largest mobile carriers in the United States over their practice of throttling some traffic, in some cases on so-called unlimited data plans.
It's official: Windows 8.1 Update 2 is a dud
Windows 8.1 Update 2 will drop next week, and it's officially a nonevent.
It's official: Windows 8.1 Update 2 is a dud
Windows 8.1 Update 2 will drop next week, and it's officially a nonevent.
