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	House readies green card bill for tech There's a big push in the House of Representatives to get Congress to allow advanced degree graduates in science, technology, engineering and math to automatically get green cards. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cisco Systems, Inc. Converge Your Networks for Flexibility Cisco Unified Fabric offers the industry's largest and first fully interoperable portfolio of Fiber Channel integrating storage and data networking to deliver transparent convergence, massive three-dimensional scalability and sophisticated intelligence. It also reduces your costs up to 45%. Learn More In this Issue IT's winning (and losing) job titles Paul Glen: Want to own the future? Build rich relationships CIOs describe their ideal job candidates Thornton A. May: Sustaining your career during unsettled times IT jobs are up, Fairness for High-Skilled Immigrants Act stalls WHITE PAPER: Mimecast Thinking about Migrating to Microsoft Exchange 2010? This informative guide details the best practices to follow when migrating from Microsoft Exchange 2003 to Microsoft Exchange 2010 specifically explaining how to prepare the existing infrastructure, what safeguards to employ before beginning, and how to perform the actual migration. Read now IT's winning (and losing) job titles In today's work environment, IT jobs are increasingly found outside the IT department, embedded in other business functions, with the employee working alongside technology-savvy business colleagues. Read More Paul Glen: Want to own the future? Build rich relationships Technologies come and go, says columnist Paul Glen, but the ability to connect business and technical people will always be the rarest and most valuable skill an IT professional can offer. (Insider, registration required.) Read More WHITE PAPER: SAP High-Performance Organizations Aberdeen's Keys to Mobile BI Success: If you are considering adding mobile analytics to your front line or already have it in place, discover the secrets to mobile BI success. Learn More CIOs describe their ideal job candidates Thanks to rapid-fire industry change, it's hard for IT workers to plan their careers. We asked four IT leaders about their current hiring needs and the "dream" resumes of candidates who could fill those positions. (Insider, registration required.) Read More Thornton A. May: Sustaining your career during unsettled times Columnist Thornton A. May sees an evolving world of IT work, where what you did and what you learned isnt the career decision point. These days, what you can do and what value you can create is where the new action is. Read More IT jobs are up, Fairness for High-Skilled Immigrants Act stalls As IT employment numbers near 2008's all-time high, Sen. Grassley blocks Senate action on the Fairness for High-Skilled Immigrants Act. Read More
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