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Issue Of » March 29, 2010
COVER STORY
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Typical IT Pro In 2010: No Raise, And $81,000 Salary
The pay freeze is the sign of the times, InformationWeek's annual IT Salary Survey of more than 20,000 IT pros finds.
IT Pros Aren't Happy With Enterprise Apps
Our survey shows they aren't satisfied with conventional apps -- or the alternatives.
The Next-Generation LAN
Tomorrow's local-area network will be the plumbing for everything business leaders want to do, from adding HC video to using FCoE to slash storage costs. So how we ensure our LANs are robust enough to handle the pressure?
Columns
- Global CIO: Why IBM CEO Palmisano Earned His $24.3 Million
by Bob Evans - Down To Business: FCC Broadband Plan All Over The Map
by Rob Preston - Practical Analysis: InformationWeek Analytics' Subscription Model
by Art Wittmann
Quick Takes
- Vendors Clash Over Lack Of Standards At VoiceCon
- Google Suggests Ways Around China Apps Roadblocks
- NYSE Data Center Upgrade To Yield New Business
- Wendy's Taps Text Analytics To Mine Customer Feedback
- CEOs Paying Attention To Security, Study Says
- Gmail Gets Intruder Alarm
- FCC Mulls Spectrum For Medical Gear
- IBM Opens China Lab
- Workday 10 Boosts HR Capabilities
- Feds Try Mobile Video, 3G Tethering
- HP, Polycom To Collaborate On Videoconferencing
- Global CIO: Are Oracle, HP, Cisco & IBM Too Big To Innovate?
- Dell Offers Turnkey Cloud Computing Package
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