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McGovern recalled as 'a catalyst of the computer industry'
In June 1967, when Patrick J. McGovern published the first issue of Computerworld it did something different. It reported on the computing industry from a user perspective....
How to Bridge the Gap Between HR and IT
A poor IT-HR relationship can lead to bad IT hires. IT managers need to provide HR with sharp questions about applicants' technical skills. And HR pros need to do their homework about IT....
Tim Cook's approval ranking climbs one spot in top-50 CEO list
Even as Apple CEO Tim Cook is blasted by some investors for not being the next Steve Jobs, the company's employees boosted his approval rating to the 17th spot on an annual ranking of the top U.S. chief executives....
Syrian hackers claim FBI pays Microsoft big bucks for customer info
The Syrian Electronic Army, a hacker group closely associated with Syria’s president, this week shared documents it allegedly stole that show what Microsoft charges the FBI monthly for information on the software maker’s customers....
Review: Riverbed brings branch office storage back to the data center
Riverbed Granite 2.5 eliminates remote office server administration and backup pains by delivering iSCSI and Fibre Channel storage over the WAN...
Nokia delays closure of sale to Microsoft of smartphone business
Nokia has delayed to April the sale of its smartphone business to Microsoft as it still hasn't received approvals from certain antitrust authorities in Asia....
What VCs Look for in Big Data Startups
Getting ready to pitch venture capitalists on your big data startup? Here's a hint: Don't call yourself a 'big data company' and don't pitch by analogy....
Career Watch: The rise of people architecture
In managing human resources, people architecture is gaining popularity, says IT workforce analyst David Foote. He explains what it is and why it's on the rise....
Worried about the government? Internet giants also dip their hands in the cookie jar
Security protections have been tightened at many of the major online services, as firms like Google and Microsoft pledge to protect their users against unwanted prying eyes. But while many people fret about unwarranted government access to their data, the Internet firms themselves play by their own set of rules....
Quitting time: How to make a graceful exit
One in four U.S. tech workers is in job-hunting mode, according to IT employment research. ...
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