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Job Description: .NET/Operations Developer .NET/Operations Developers create applications using the .NET framework. Read this job description for more details on the qualifications and experience required for this position. The attached document is a typical job description for a .NET/Operations Developer. The accompanying document was provided by IT Staffing and Tech Recruiting firm G.1440. The attached […]

Nearly three-quarters of the 141 information workers (iWorkers) responding to a recent Unisys Corporation (NYSE: UIS) online poll indicated that they would be willing to pay at least part of the cost for productivity-enhancing technology for work if they could choose it themselves. The respondents were answering the question, "What percentage of the cost of […]

Intel's AppUp application store for MeeGo and Windows operating systems has been taken out of beta. Since its introduction in January, the AppUp store has amassed 450,000 users. Intel is also combining AppUp with the Atom Developer Program, which will now be known as the AppUp Developer Program. We’ve compiled the 10 utility apps rated […]

Job Description: Senior Java Developer Java developers need knowledge of a wide range of technologies, from coding frameworks like AJAX and TopLink ot application servers like JBoss. This sample job description will help you evaluate candidates. The attached document is a typical job description for a Senior Java Developer. Java Developers typcally are required to […]

‘The Unwritten Rules’ Excerpt Promotions are often on intuition about a candidate’s potential for high-level success. This book chapter explores the leadership criteria involved in these decisions by revealing the ‘unwritten rules’ and examining the crucial factors for success in C-level roles. In “The Unwritten Rules: The Six Skills You Need to Get Promoted to […]

A new survey from CompTIA, an industry association serving the needs of IT services organizations, finds that when it comes to cloud computing, end users and IT services companies are closely aligned on what they hope to get from the cloud. In a survey of 602 IT decision makers and IT services firms, CompTIA found […]

PDF technology provides a very effective way to share and collaborate with documents because PDFs are compact files that retain the original design elements when you print or display them, using PCs, mobile devices and eBook readers. Individuals and companies rely on PDF to capture and share information, with more than 275 million PDF documents […]

Job Description: ASP/.NET Developer This document will help you make the right hire when looking for your next ASP/.Net Developer. The attached document is a typical job description for an ASP/.NET Developer. The accompanying document was provided by IT Staffing and Tech Recruiting firm G.1440. The attached Zip file includes: Intro Page.doc ASP .NET Developer.doc

According to Bitrix, Inc., 46,541 zombie computers are added to the ranks of the botnet network every day. The company reports that the number of sites and pages infected with malware is capable of doubling every six months, and was around 640,000 websites and 5.8 million Web pages toward the end of 2009. Of those […]

During the good times, getting the security budget approved was relatively easy. But under much tougher economic conditions, the security budget comes under more scrutiny than ever because it’s hard to attach any specific return to the investment. The folks at SunGard, an IT services firm, have come up with these five tips that IT […]

Halloween may not seem all that scary to IT people — when you are terrified all year long, what are a few goblins, witches and monsters to worry about? This year’s list of the 13 scariest things about enterprise IT is worth noting to see what’s new and what has become even scarier. For instance, […]

Acceptable Use Pop-up Policy The City and County of San Francisco Committee on Information Technology (COIT) uses this policy to ensure that users of city computers and IT resources are reminded of their obligation to use them solely for city business. The City and County of San Francisco Committee on Information Technology (COIT) uses this […]