
Denise Dubie
Denise Dubie is the director of content at PureB2B. Previously she was a journalist at Network World and a content marketer at CA Technologies
Cisco, Microsoft certifications increase high-tech salaries
PMP credentials also boost salaries and employment opportunities, IT job site finds
Small businesses want Windows 7 now
After Windows 7 was officially released many small businesses moved up their timetable to adopt the OS
More IT projects green-lighted amid signs of recovery, survey shows
Many projects had been deferred from 2009 due to the slumping economy
Shut-down security Web site revived after Microsoft recants
Whistleblower site Cryptome.org returns after copyright infringement complaint concerning Microsoft surveillance document is voided
CA continues cloud computing buying spree
Acquisition of 3Tera provides CA with tools to offer customers a smoother transition to private and public cloud computing
IT departments may have cut staff levels too deeply
Many high-tech execs are worried about how they can tackle the coming year's challenges with lean staffs comprised of over-worked IT professionals
HP products enable hybrid cloud computing
Hewlett-Packard updates Operations Orchestration to let enterprises using both internal and external clouds better allocate resources
Will IT pros walk out the door en masse?
CIOs fear that once the recession ends, all that pent-up frustration will lead to huge losses of desirable workers
Survey: High-tech hardware spending returns, but not IT jobs
Majority of IT executives plan to invest in hardware in next six months, but do not anticipate adding staff, according to survey
Tech industry loses 115,000 jobs
U.S. high-tech industry experienced a 2 percent net job loss between January and June 2009, compared to 5 percent for the country overall
Open source management community launches
MonitoringForge.org is a neutral ground for developers and users of open source network and systems management and monitoring applications to share their tools, experiences, and plans