Technology professionals can earn the highest salaries in San Francisco, San Jose, Calif., and New York, but the cost of living in those three locales can water down those paychecks, according to a recent report by the job search website Indeed.com.
Companies’ attackable surface area has increased by a factor of two to 100 times as CIOs have started migrating corporate information from traditional data centers to a cloud infrastructure, boosting server workloads, according to a recent research.
Most cyberattacks involve criminals exploiting some sort of security weakness. That weakness could be down to a poorly chosen password, a user who falls for a fake login link, or an attachment that someone opened without thinking.
What’s on the minds of solution providers when it comes to the financial services industry? Here are three fresh perspectives on the use of technology in that critical vertical industry.
Even though 20 years have passed since Congress passed the Health Care Insurance Portability and Accountability Act – more commonly known by its acronym, HIPAA – some health care organizations continue to struggle toward full compliance.
In the highly volatile, disruptive world of information technology, solution providers need to be prepared to think freely and quickly to respond to changing conditions in their markets.
Daron Roberts has personal experience at that in finding his career path.
While on track to graduate from Harvard Law School a decade ago, he was ready to go to work – as a volunteer on the coaching staff of the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs.
(NOTE: This story was originally posted to CRN.com earlier today, Sept. 19.)
Many mid-market information technology initiatives may be the same as those of larger enterprises, but since midmarket IT directors must deal with more limited resources, they need to spend their budgeted dollars wisely.
A combination of planning and customer satisfaction has been key to the rise of Incedo since its founding five years ago, according to Rena Nigam (pictured), president of global solutions and services for the rising channel giant.
When he launched his own company 19 years ago, Guy Baroan also wanted to give back to his community.
Today, his commitment to philanthropic causes has given Baroan (pictured), founder and president of solution provider Baroan Tech, of Elmwood Park, N.J., a chance to help others and cultivate a tighter relationship with his community, as well as other solution providers.
“Early on it was a bit difficult. It was tough to be able to donate my time,” he said.
(NOTE: This story was originally posted to CRN.com Sept. 14.)
Partners of Dell Technologies are applauding the vendor for listening to its channel as it moves toward a new, integrated partner program following its acquisition of EMC.