One of the fundamental requirements for any IT professional deciding whether to embrace or dismiss cloud computing is to first understand it. IT pro Rick Vanover highlights the big picture offerings of storage in the cloud. by Rick Vanover
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30 Jun
Stay out of Bozeman
Bozeman, Montana has some disturbing city employment application requirements. The effects of those requirements might be more important than you think. Perhaps part of the problem with governmental violations of privacy in the United States is the public's insatiable thirst for private...
Justin James discusses what companies do with applications that are no longer something they want to continue to develop or support but are not actually dead. by Justin James
Sometimes clients have ulterior motives for bringing in an IT consultant, such as they need to use up their budget or they need a scapegoat. Chip Camden offers tips on what to do if you're in this situation. by Chip Camden
Rick Freedman believes the agile PM's most important roles are to create a collaborative environment that enables teams to achieve creative results and to encourage contributors to focus on group goals and agendas rather than the individual. by Rick Freedman
30 Jun
Forrester expects U.S. tech spending to fall 5 percent in 2009; will hit bottom in third quarter
Forrester Research has revised its 2009 technology spending projections with expectations that U.S. IT spending will fall 5.1 percent in 2009 with global outlays to drop 11 percent. by Larry Dignan