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How LinkedIn Mobile App Spurred A Complete Code Cleanup
Professional network LinkedIn used the revamp of its mobile app as the impetus to standardize its data foundation.
How We Built Our Own BI: When Off-The-Shelf Apps Won't Do
Sagi Bakshi, GM of Digital Solutions for ironSource, needed a business intelligence application to meet all of his organizations unique needs. When off-the-shelf options proved inadequate, his team decided to build their own layer on top of an existing system. Here's how they did it - and the role IT played in the process.
SaaS Growth: Why IT Support Is Crucial
Despite mass adoption in recent years, there is still room for SaaS to grow. IT needs to support -- not resist -- it, reports Parthenon-EY's technology practice of Ernst & Young.

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Big Value From Software-Defined Storage Requires New Skills
As software-defined storage continues to emerge in the enterprise, the enterprise itself will need to become more capable.

OpenStack And Storage -- Flowing Downstream With Openness
Building your IT future with OpenStack and software-defined storage opens you to a new world of innovation and locks you in and out of nothing.

How The Symbiotic Relationship Between Persistent Storage And Containers Can Benefit Developers
You wouldn't drive a car without wheels. Why would you run stateful apps in containers without persistent storage?

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InformationWeek 2016 Salary Survey: 10 Best-Paying IT Jobs
Median base annual salary for IT workers was flat this year, according to the results of the InformationWeek 2016 US IT Salary Survey. Still, certain roles -- including architect, project leader, and security specialist -- are commanding much higher median salaries than other roles. See if you're in one of the 10 best-paying IT staff positions -- and how your total compensation stacks up.

14 Traits Of The Best Data Scientists
Looking for a unicorn? Get in line. Actual data scientists are in high demand, and there's not enough of them to go around. If you want to identify the right talent, consider these tips.

10 Best US Cities For Tech Jobs In 2016
Glassdoor recently released its report on the best cities for jobs in 2016 based on factors including cost of living, job satisfaction, and work-life balance. Which of these cities on its list are best for IT pros? We take a look.

9 Raspberry Pi Projects For Your Summer Vacation
The right Raspberry Pi project can make the summer fun and educational. Here are nine possibilities that fit the bill.

6 Reasons Bimodal IT Is Wrong For You
Bimodal IT is supposed to stabilize critical systems and bring innovation to others. But there are consequences to dividing the IT house -- ones most companies don't need.

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