A study released Thursday found that at least some IT projects that have been shelved are back on companies' drawing boards.
- By Jeffrey Schwartz
- 02/25/2010
IT organizations are budgeting to give employees a small pay increase in 2010, according to a recent report.
- By Anne Watkins
- 02/05/2010
Companies may hope training programs will keep users on the straight-and-narrow security path. But how can you tell whether -- and to what extent -- the message is sticking?
The "ivory tower" of job security for IT professionals is deteriorating due to a dour economic climate and changing strategies by CIOs.
- By Herb Torrens
- 01/06/2010
Keep your IT knowledge up-to-date without breaking the bank with these simple tips.
Microsoft cut 800 positions worldwide on Wednesday.
Microsoft-sponsored IDC study shows the technology sector -- and Microsoft -- leading the economy out of the doldrums.
Information security is always a concern in any outsourcing arrangement, but just how much of a concern is still the subject of debate.
- By Stephen Swoyer
- 10/13/2009
A Microsoft-sponsored IDC study predicted relatively healthy employment prospects for skilled IT labor over the next four years.
The Department of Homeland Security will hire up to 1,000 additional people to work in cybersecurity jobs over the next three years.
The College of Computing at Georgia Tech is looking to shift unemployed technology professionals into teaching careers.
Microsoft is instituting a "say-on-pay" policy that will let its shareholders vote on compensation for Microsoft's senior executives.
Federal agencies will need to hire over 270,000 new employees for mission-critical jobs over the next three years, including more than 11,000 IT pros.
- By Joab Jackson
- 09/08/2009
Top IT managers who work with mainframes can expect to earn significantly more than other IT executives, according to the latest salary survey by ESJ.com.
Microsoft on Wednesday announced personnel changes to its Windows Division leadership, beginning with a promotion of Steven Sinofsky to president of that division.
Given today's tight economy and growing unemployment figures, some of the latest news on the IT staffing front -- which could see a tiny rise in IT hiring -- is welcome news.
- By Stephen Swoyer, James E. Powell
- 07/08/2009
IT purchasing has been so bad recently that things have got to be looking up.
- By Herb Torrens
- 07/02/2009
Increasing numbers of IT professionals are using their well-honed skills to benefit those in need.
The general economic downturn is leaving its mark on IT salaries, according to an independent study released on Monday.
Outsourcing activity is increasing, experts say, even as the scope and nature of that activity changes.
- By Stephen Swoyer
- 05/12/2009