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	Report: The 100 Best Places to Work in IT 2011 When was the last time you went for a swim on your lunch break or bragged to your friends about your work? It happens every day for some fortunate employees. Read More WEBCAST: Cray Oak Ridge National Laboratories and Kraken Get an inside look at Kraken, one of the world's most powerful supercomputers. ORNL and Cray detail their relationship with AMD and how AMD Opteron processors allow ORNL to conduct cutting-edge scientific research. View Now In this Issue Overall rankings: The top 100 IT employers The 6 hottest new jobs in IT Obama: 'We don't have enough engineers' Democrats seek major H-1B, green card reform Paul Glen: Project teams and 'the avoidance collusion' Your top talent deserves your best effort One workforce plan? Time to think ahead WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems, Inc. Social Technologies Transform Business Social technologies are moving from the consumer space into the enterprise, and Enterprise Social Software (ESS) is changing how people work. A white paper based on a Forrester Consulting survey commissioned by Cisco reveals the benefits and inhibitors faced by decision makers and how ESS is transforming business processes. Read the white paper now. Overall rankings: The top 100 IT employers Find the top employer that best suits your needs. Sort the Best Places to Work by key criteria, such as training days, and add filters by region and/or organization size. Read More The 6 hottest new jobs in IT We've scoured listings on IT hiring sites like Dice and Modis and talked with IT execs about the skills they're looking for in the year to come. Our sources point to a cluster of new job titles created to make IT more agile, more social -- and more tightly intertwined with business. Read More Obama: 'We don't have enough engineers' President Barack Obama is making a push to train 10,000 new American engineers a year, primarily with the help of the private sector. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: SAP Use Data to Beat the Competition Most companies recognize the importance of their data - but few are leveraging it to full advantage. So while your competitors sit back, you can sprint ahead - helping to cut costs, boost profits, build loyalty, and solve a myriad of day-to-day business challenges. No matter the size of your business, you can now compete on a level playing field. Click to continue Democrats seek major H-1B, green card reform Silicon Valley's U.S. Rep. Zoe Lofgren has proposed a sweeping reform of the H-1B visa and green card in a new bill released Tuesday. Read More Paul Glen: Project teams and 'the avoidance collusion' One thing that project team leaders have in common is that none of them is terribly concerned about their relationship with the others. Read More Your top talent deserves your best effort Robert Half Technology's John Reed offers five ways to help your most important employees stay engaged and motivated, and to establish your organization as a great place to work. Read More One workforce plan? Time to think ahead Yoh's Joel Capperella says there are multiple factors that can affect an organization's talent demands each year, and smart IT managers will plan for those contingencies. Read More
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