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Optimism Returns to Software Sector By Larry Barrett | Article Published April 30, 2010 Almost half of the U.S. software companies say their business has returned to pre-recession levels or will by the middle of 2010, according to a survey by the Sand Hill Group. Tags: SaaS, Cloud, software, economy, cloud computing Strong Google Earnings Point to Online Ad Revival By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published April 15, 2010 Search giant tops analysts' expectations for first-quarter earnings as ad spending begins to recover. Tags: earnings, online advertising, advertising, economy, Google Intel Chief Otellini Unveils $3.5B Jobs Initiative By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published February 23, 2010 Head of chip giant has harsh words for government innovation policies, pledges private-sector initiative to fund technology startups and ramp up hiring. Tags: economy, government, Otellini, IT Jobs/Salary, Intel Glimmers of Hope By Chris Nerney | Article Published July 23, 2009 Glimmers of Hope Tags: economy, Storage, earnings, EMC, online ads SMBs Hurt by Lack of IT Budget By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published July 22, 2009 Budget cuts are particularly tough on the IT capabilities of small businesses. Tags: security, management, IT, economy, Microsoft IT Staff and the Value of Remote Work By Gary Swart | Article Published July 20, 2009 As some IT staff bemoan the move to a freelance-based tech workforce, the CEO of a work-for-hire Web site points out the advantages of this approach. Tags: IT Jobs/Salary, IT, startups, economy, management Net IP Addresses Growing, More Broadband By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published July 12, 2009 But no, the US is not the world's broadband leader. Tags: video, broadband, IPv6, economy, servers 'Succession Planning' Can Help Retain Key Talent By Dave Willmer | Article Published May 18, 2009 Letting employees know they’re being groomed for promotion can reinforce their value to your organization and increase loyalty. Tags: IT Leadership, economy, IT career, IT staff, management America Broadband Runs Far Behind By Alex Goldman | Article Published April 17, 2009 A new report indicates that the U.S. ranks 24th globally in per capita broadband penetration. Tags: broadband, cable, Verizon, economy, e-Mail Chips Sales Still Downbeat By Andy Patrizio | Article Published April 06, 2009 The first quarter of 2009 wasn't much better than the remarkably bad 2008. Tags: economy, chips, Qualcomm, Intel, services Six Strategies for Securing an IT Interview By Dave Willmer | Article Published April 05, 2009 Tips on scouring the job market, targeting openings and preparing your resume. Tags: economy, e-Mail, services, IT Jobs/Salary, support Microsoft Says More H-1B Needed Despite Downturn By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published April 02, 2009 Even as it has cut its domestic work force, Microsoft says that additional foreign staff is needed. Tags: software, H-1 visa, Microsoft, economy Why We Need More H-1B Workers By Mike Elgan | Article Published March 11, 2009 Instead of harming American competitiveness by blocking companies from hiring the world's most skilled workers, let's instead open the floodgates and let American companies hire whomever they please -- and issue the visas that will make that possible. Tags: IT, technology, economy, H-1b visa crisis, policy Nokia for Notebooks? By Andy Patrizio | Article Published February 28, 2009 The Nokia CEO recently claimed that the company is weighing a bid in the competitive notebook market. Could it succeed? Tags: smartphones, Notebook, economy, Nokia, carriers Report: IT Salaries Still Rising By Sean Gallagher | Article Published February 04, 2009 Software developers, IT executives and IT managers are projected to see better than three percent salary growth in 2009 despite recession, a report from Computer Economics says. Tags: software, economy, IT, developer, InternetNews.com Ponzi Scam Victims Fight Back Online By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published February 03, 2009 The Madoff Ponzi scandal leads to some preventive turns online. Tags: Copyright, media, international, IT, economy Like the Pre? Wait Until It's Actually Finished By Judy Mottl | Article Published January 21, 2009 Palm shutters information flow while finishing up software, network certification work. Tags: software, iPhone, media, InternetNews.com, economy Latest Mac Mini Rumors Are Atomic By Andy Patrizio | Article Published January 19, 2009 An Atom processor and nVidia Ion GPU are at the heart of the Mac family's tiniest, long-neglected member -- if the gossip du jour is accurate. Tags: Mac, nVidia, economy, desktop, Intel SaaS and Cloud Computing in 2009 By Joshua Greenbaum | Article Published January 08, 2009 A look at the trends that will shape enterprise software, including some serious doubts about the relational database. Tags: open source, SaaS, economy, Salesforce.com, software Five Reasons Why Authentication Still Matters -- and Still Isn't Fixed By Jeff Vance | Article Published January 05, 2009 The conventional wisdom says that authentication has been dealt with, and today's big security risks come from mobile devices and data leaks. But authentication issues still pose major challenges. Tags: authentication, security, economy, malware Linux Subscriptions Paying Off for Red Hat By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published December 24, 2008 Despite the economy, revenues and income jump as the Linux vendor resigns deals and converts users from free editions. Tags: open source, Linux, economy, services, Red Hat Green IT Laughs In The Face Of Economic Woes By Chris Nerney | Article Published December 18, 2008 Green IT Laughs In The Face Of Economic Woes Tags: economy, survey, research, IT costs, Forrester, green IT, recession Media Companies Have Only Themselves to Blame By Mike Elgan | Article Published December 11, 2008 Instead of embracing Web-based distribution, old media artificially propped up the unscalable and inefficient model of shipping content on sheets of dead tree pulp. Tags: Amazon, software, economy, advertising, media iSuppli: Credit Shortage Will Hit PC Sales By Andy Patrizio | Article Published December 01, 2008 Car dealers aren't the only ones taking it on the chin from the lack of credit. Tags: research, desktop, economy, IT, InternetNews.com Web Sales Inch up on Black Friday By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published December 01, 2008 Retail and Web sales were up by a little at the traditional start of the holiday shopping season. Tags: media, Office, Copyright, economy, traffic More Bang for Your Buck, Tips for Recession-Savvy IT Hiring By Drew Robb | Article Published November 24, 2008 Career and Staffing: Good news for those with unfilled headcount -- it's an employer's market out there. Learn how to make the most of it. Tags: technology, corporate, news, IT, economy For IT Workers, How Bad Will It Get? By James Maguire | Article Published November 24, 2008 Industry experts look ahead and give their best prognosis for the suddenly anemic tech job market. Tags: economy, telecommunications, management, IT, IT Jobs/Salary Sun Embarks on New Storage 'Road' By Judy Mottl | Article Published November 11, 2008 Vendors pushes out first open storage appliance on Open Solaris platform, offering an inexpensive take on network storage. Tags: solid-state, Storage, open source, economy, management Who Will Be Obama's CTO? By Christopher Saunders | Article Published November 05, 2008 At least one observer thinks Google's Eric Schmidt could be tapped. Tags: economy, security, politics, policy, services Software Market: Hurray for More Regulation! By Joshua Greenbaum | Article Published November 04, 2008 To software vendors and business users alike, the growing regulatory climate represents an enormous opportunity. Tags: Enterprise, software, economy, Sarbanes-Oxley, IT Microsoft Beats Street By Chris Nerney | Article Published October 23, 2008 Microsoft Beats Street Tags: earnings, economy, forecast, revenue, Microsoft, software Survey Finds Optimism Among Tech Execs By - Reuters | Article Published October 20, 2008 Despite turmoil in global markets, two-thirds of senior technology industry executives polled in a new survey say the economic slowdown will not hurt them as badly as the bursting of the tech bubble in 2000. Tags: marketing, IT, economy, media Apple Cuts Prices on Notebooks By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published October 15, 2008 Apple Inc on Tuesday cut the price on its entry-level notebook computer to $999 and introduced a line of aluminum-clad machines starting at $1,299 in moves catering to budget-minded buyers at a time when recession fears loom over the global economy. Tags: media, Intel, Apple, economy, nVidia He Meant Buoyant In A Hiring-Freeze Kind Of Way By Chris Nerney | Article Published October 03, 2008 He Meant Buoyant In A Hiring-Freeze Kind Of Way Tags: IT jobs, Hiring, economy, Microsoft, recession What Bad Economy? IT Spend Will Grow This Year By Andy Patrizio | Article Published August 20, 2008 Gartner finds IT spending continues even with the economic problems in the U.S. Tags: software, services, Storage, economy, datacenter Tips for Capitalizing on Tough Economic Times By Sally Curran | Article Published July 17, 2008 Some successful strategies for keeping the virtual cash register ringing during a down economy. Tags: search, marketing, consumer, economy, e-Mail Is It Time to Rethink IT's Priorities? By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published May 01, 2008 At Interop, Citrix's CEO explains why the industry needs major change before it can grow. Tags: Enterprise, InternetNews.com, dot-com, economy, IT Outsourcing: Save Money, Save the World By Lauren Simonds | Article Published April 17, 2008 Serebra Connect's online job-auction service lets small businesses reap the benefits of outsourcing while saving the world, one freelance job at a time. Tags: services, IT, economy, technology, collaboration Are CEOs Hurting Employees with Air Travel Policies? By Rob Enderle | Article Published April 15, 2008 A technology analyst who was stranded in last week’s airport snaggle says we need to look at business travel rules. Tags: policy, economy, security, search, carriers Information Overload: Is There a Cure? By David Needle | Article Published April 01, 2008 Between meetings, mobile phones, e-mail and IM, we're failing victim to the stresses of daily business. Interruptions are here to stay, so what do we do? Tags: InternetNews.com, technology, economy, HP, research, IT, search, e-Mail |
