While there is much debate about the exact skills required of cloud transformation directors, there is little disagreement that these employment positions are expected to see huge growth in 2012. Continue reading
According to a January 3 article by MarketWatch, those who want to enter the healthcare, retail or professional services fields may benefit from computer training. Continue reading
While the job market in the United States as a whole remains sluggish, information technology is expected to see rapid growth in 2012, as more and more industries begin relying on complex networks for their internal and external functions. Continue reading
On December 28, CareerBuilder, an online resource that helps connect employers with qualified candidates, released the results of its annual job forecast. Continue reading
A recent report released by Avistar Communications Corp., a provider of unified visual communications products and solutions, highlighted some business trends that are expected to dominate the industry narrative over the next year. Continue reading
While many IT jobs are currently held in high demand by the nation’s employers, only some present a career path that could lead to long-term growth for applicants. Continue reading
The world of IT moves fast, a fact that can sometimes make it difficult for workers in the industry to stay up-to-date on the latest trends in the job market. Continue reading
Due to the fact that a number of industries are increasingly relying on their IT support staff to conduct their day-to-day operations, the job market for IT professionals with computer training and certificates is expected to grow in the new year. Continue reading
With many major companies now relying on complex information systems to store customer data, the possibility for hackers to compromise these systems is a real threat that puts the personal and financial information of everyday Americans at risk. Continue reading
On December 19, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) announced that it would be investing in technology that could soon allow interested students to take simulated labs, interact with professors and earn certifications online. Continue reading