Since major business technologies are always updating, 2012 promises to bring many changes to the familiar products that IT professionals use to ensure smooth productivity for their employers in the workplace. Continue reading
Since small business owners have to juggle a number of responsibilities at the beginning of their ventures, many could benefit from online training with Microsoft certified instructors. Continue reading
Due to their familiarity with the internet and technology in general, IT companies that are looking to hire new workers that will need to undergo on-the-job training may want to consider hiring recent graduates. Continue reading
According to a new report by FierceHealthcare, medical professionals could benefit by securing Lean Six Sigma training and then applying its principals. Continue reading
In a recently published piece for InfoWorld, Bill Snyder wrote about how the tech industry is booming, suggesting that now may be the perfect time for those with previous IT experience to bolster their resumes so they can compete for top positions. Continue reading
With the rash of new technological advances changing the way companies operate, business owners are increasingly relying on their IT staffs to play a bigger role in the office environment. Continue reading
Recent reports have indicated that business owners may see a drop off in productivity this holiday season, as research suggests more American workers will be using their smartphones and tablet devices to shop while on the job. Continue reading
Businesses that rely on data security typically invest in Oracle products that allow them to better manage their valuable assets while protecting them from outside threats. Continue reading
When it debuted in early November, Oracle’s Solaris 11 promised to mark a turning point in the company’s Unix-based operating systems, which had not undergone an extensive overhaul in almost a decade. Continue reading
In a rather bizarre bit of news, the head of one California IT startup announced that in order to court immigrants with competitive IT backgrounds, it would go so far as to build a ship capable of housing 1,000 employees off the state’s shoreline. Continue reading