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	Career advice: Qualities that could get you hired Premier 100 IT Leader Dennis Hodges also answers questions on the skills needed in a cloud-dominated world and more. Read More WHITE PAPER: Blue Coat Systems Overcome SharePoint Cloud Performance Problems Dramatically improve SharePoint BPOS performance via asymmetric optimization and: • Eliminate WAN latency caused by backhauling • Reduce WAN traffic and free bandwidth for new initiatives • Reduce connectivity costs by enabling remote offices to access SharePoint BPOS through lower-cost Internet connections. Read now. In this Issue Career Watch: Calling in sick rises during the holidays John Halamka: The new metrics for CIO success IT's age problem IT certifications -- why, which, and when WHITE PAPER: Microsoft Integrated Management and the Private Cloud As virtualization deployments increase, so do the challenges of managing virtual environments, according to a recent Computerworld Market Pulse survey. Read More! Career Watch: Calling in sick rises during the holidays IT managers are expecting more absenteeism as the holidays approach. Read More John Halamka: The new metrics for CIO success Modern CIOs must think more like CEOs about business needs and future strategies. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Improving Governance, Risk and Compliance In this webcast you'll learn how your organization can become more responsive to financial market challenges while reassuring decision makers the accuracy of execution. Register Now IT's age problem IT workers over 50, or even 40, are having a tougher time than their younger colleagues staying fully employed. Is it age bias or something more complex? Read More IT certifications -- why, which, and when Josh Stephens of SolarWinds says IT certifications are more valuable than they have ever been. (Insider, registration required.) Read More
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