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NoSQL Databases: An Enterprise Necessity
Jessica Davis, Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps
News
Here's a look at enterprise plans for implementation of NoSQL databases, and some of the top vendors providing this technology.
By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 9/5/2016
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9 SaaS Pitfalls To Avoid
Thomas Claburn, Editor at Large, Enterprise Mobility
News
Shifting to cloud application providers requires companies to step carefully. Here are 9 potential problems that can prevent a smooth transition.
By Thomas Claburn Editor at Large, Enterprise Mobility, 9/5/2016
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ESC Labs IT Manager Finds The Right Chemistry With Cloud
Charles Babcock, Editor at Large, Cloud
News
Tom White is the IT director at ESC Labs as well as a trained chemist. During his work day, he weaves between the two worlds in order to deliver the technology that the company's chemists need.
By Charles Babcock Editor at Large, Cloud, 9/2/2016
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Smartphone Market Sees Dramatic Decline In 2016
Scott Ferguson, Director of Audience Development, UBM Tech
News
The smartphone market is expected to hit a big slowdown this year, with shipments growing by less than 2% -- a dramatic decline from 2015, according to new numbers from IDC. For IT departments managing fleets of mobile devices, the focus will likely be on only two operating systems: Android and iOS.
By Scott Ferguson Director of Audience Development, UBM Tech, 9/2/2016
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How One IT Shop Applies Low-Code Development Practices
Curtis Franklin Jr., Executive Editor, Technical Content
Commentary
Greenwich Associates CIO Isaac Sacolick has found using the same low-code tools and processes in business units and IT has simplified application development across the company. Here, he shares his experiences and tells us what IT professionals need to know when pursuing a similar approach.
By Curtis Franklin Jr. Executive Editor, Technical Content, 9/2/2016
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Why I Banned Non-Compete Clauses From Our Hiring Practices
Jordan Cram, CEO, Enstoa
Commentary
Like so many tech company founders, Jordan Cram, CEO of Enstoa, thought including non-compete clauses in employee contracts was a way to protect his company. Here, he tells us what led him to reconsider the conventional wisdom and do away with non-compete clauses altogether, and how his company has benefited as a result.
By Jordan Cram CEO, Enstoa, 9/2/2016
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8 Productivity Tools Road Warriors Need
Nathan Eddy, Freelance Writer
News
Life on the road means freedom and travel, but also the need for a solid arsenal of apps, power packs, mobile hotspots, and other items to keep you productive. Here are 8 weapons you may want to add to your cache.
By Nathan Eddy Freelance Writer, 9/2/2016
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How IT Departments Can Manage The Security Skills Shortage
Kelly Sheridan, Associate Editor, InformationWeek
News
A lack of skilled cybersecurity talent is putting organizations at risk. Which skills are in highest demand, and how can IT managers secure the right people to protect their information?
By Kelly Sheridan Associate Editor, InformationWeek, 9/1/2016
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Social Media Fraud Spikes, Study Finds
Emily Johnson, Associate Editor, UBM Americas
News
Nearly 20% of social media accounts associated with ten major global brands are fraudulent.
By Emily Johnson Associate Editor, UBM Americas, 9/1/2016
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3 Golden Rules For Managing Third-Party Security Risk
Linn Freedman, Chair, Data Privacy+Security practice, Robinson+Cole
Commentary
Rule 1: know where your data sets are, which vendors have access to the data, and what privacy and security measures are in place.
By Linn Freedman Chair, Data Privacy+Security practice, Robinson+Cole, 9/1/2016
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Do IT Certifications Really Matter?
Thomas Claburn, Editor at Large, Enterprise Mobility
News
Technical certifications can advance careers and lead to better pay, but they're not a golden ticket to success.
By Thomas Claburn Editor at Large, Enterprise Mobility, 9/1/2016
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How To Talk About Security With Every C-Suite Member
Andrew Storms, VP Security Services, New Context
Commentary
Reframe your approach with context in order to get your message across.
By Andrew Storms VP Security Services, New Context, 9/1/2016
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Are IT Professionals Too Good At Math?
Elliot Luber, Assistant Professor of Business Management & Leadership, SUNY
Commentary
Elliot Luber is a visiting assistant professor of Business, Management and Leadership at SUNY Empire State College's School for Graduate Studies. Here, he shares his guidance on how to leave the comfort zone of "Math Land" and apply your skills to solving real business challenges.
By Elliot Luber Assistant Professor of Business Management & Leadership, SUNY, 9/1/2016
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3 Characteristics Every Chief Data Officer Needs
Dawn Kawamoto, Freelance Writer and Editor
News
Companies have been bringing chief data officers (CDOs) on board at a rapid rate. Interestingly, most of those tapped to fill the high-profile position did not rise through the ranks of IT. If you are eyeing a career path toward a CDO post, here are the traits you need to succeed.
By Dawn Kawamoto Freelance Writer and Editor, 9/1/2016
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Google Kills Chromebook Pixel 2
Eric Zeman,
Commentary
With the demise of the Pixel 2, Google is no longer making and selling its own Chromebooks. But it's unclear what's next for the tech giant in the PC space.
By Eric Zeman , 9/1/2016
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6 IoT Innovations Making Cities Smarter
Nathan Eddy, Freelance Writer
News
From sensors that measure water leaks to smart parking meters and self-driving buses, internet of things (IoT) technologies are a major contributor to the rise of smart cities. Here is a look at 6 innovative uses of IoT in municipalities around the world.
By Nathan Eddy Freelance Writer, 9/1/2016
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FTC Warns Travelers About Cybersecurity Risks Of Rental Cars
Kelly Sheridan, Associate Editor, InformationWeek
News
The Federal Trade Commission has recommendations for consumers to protect their personal data when driving rental vehicles.
By Kelly Sheridan Associate Editor, InformationWeek, 8/31/2016
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Flexible Work Schedules: Key To Boosting Millennials' Productivity
Nathan Eddy, Freelance Writer
News
The cultural mindset of millennial workers and the ability to connect to the web from nearly anywhere are driving workplace flexibility demands, according to a new report.
By Nathan Eddy Freelance Writer, 8/31/2016
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VMworld: Security, Network, Cloud Are Top IT Concerns
Charles Babcock, Editor at Large, Cloud
News
At VMworld 2016 in Las Vegas, customers of VMware took to the keynote stage to talk about adapting their data centers through changing times, with virtualization and vCloud Air.
By Charles Babcock Editor at Large, Cloud, 8/31/2016
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IT Salary Outlook 2017: Starting Pay On The Rise
Dawn Kawamoto, Freelance Writer and Editor
News
Starting salaries for IT professionals are expected to rise an average of 3.8% in 2017 compared with 2016. Find out which IT jobs are projected to see the greatest salary increases next year.
By Dawn Kawamoto Freelance Writer and Editor, 8/31/2016
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