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October 16, 2019
Image: Cloud architects who earn $150,000 are likely underpaid

Cloud architects who earn $150,000 are likely underpaid

Good cloud architects are hard to come by and often worth their weight in gold. That’s why, in some cases, their salary may be higher than their leaders' Read more ▶

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At Amtrak, business-IT co-creation engineers CX success
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The CISO’s newest responsibility: Building trust

White Paper: Veritas

How Data Visibility Enables a ‘Digital-First’ Transformation

Data has been called “the new oil,” in recognition of the fact that information is as essential to the success of today’s businesses as petroleum was to the giants of the Industrial Age. But data is potentially more valuable than oil because it can be reused and adapted for so many different purposes. Organizations that base their decisions on a foundation of high-quality data will become the “digital-first” giants of the Information Age. Read more ▶
Image: At Amtrak, business-IT co-creation engineers CX success

At Amtrak, business-IT co-creation engineers CX success

Close collaboration between IT and marketing is helping Amtrak provide a more seamless omnichannel experience for passengers. Read more ▶
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DiversyFund makes real estate investment accessible to everyone

Take advantage of this unique opportunity to build a real estate portfolio with DiversyFund starting at just $500. Read more ▶
Image: Beamforming explained: How it makes wireless communication faster

Beamforming explained: How it makes wireless communication faster

Beamforming uses the science of electromagnetic interference to make Wi-Fi and 5G connections more precise. Read more ▶
 
 
Image: 6 tips for recruiting college IT talent

6 tips for recruiting college IT talent

Don’t fear the FAANG: A targeted recruiting approach focused on establishing relationships and showing candidates their future can help any IT organization succeed on campus. Read more ▶
Image: 4 ways to spot startups too focused on Big Problems

4 ways to spot startups too focused on Big Problems

Do high-tech startups understand -- and have a solution to fix -- your real problems? Here are four ways to find out. Read more ▶
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Windows 10: It's complicated

Think fast: How many versions of Windows 10 are there now, how often do they get updated and how long will Microsoft support them? You almost need a spreadsheet to keep track — and that's a problem. Read more ▶
Image: What is the Tor Browser? How it works and how it can help you protect your identity online

What is the Tor Browser? How it works and how it can help you protect your identity online

The Tor Browser is a web broswer that anonymizes your web traffic using the Tor network, making it easy to protect your identity online. Read more ▶
Image: The CISO’s newest responsibility: Building trust

The CISO’s newest responsibility: Building trust

Trust is becoming a differentiator in the marketplace, and CISOs who seek a more strategic role in their must engage the full range of stakeholders to build confidence that the organization has their best interests in mind. Read more ▶

eBook: Insight

A navigation guide for Windows/SQL Server 2008 EOS

SQL Server and Windows Server 2008 EOS means Microsoft will no longer make product improvements, accept warranty claims, or provide security or non-security patches. Extended support is only available for limited time, at a steep price. You then face a decision: How will you respond to this new normal? Read more ▶
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