Up-and-coming tech jobs -- and how to land one

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	Up-and-coming tech jobs -- and how to land one Big changes in IT are spawning a new class of tech job titles. Here are a few up-and-comers -- and a rundown of the skills you need to land these positions. Read More WHITE PAPER: ExaGrid Disk v. Tape: A Look at Backup Trends in Government The U.S. Government has been the largest user of tape-based backup systems since the 1970s. Most agencies have begun to deploy disk storage and disk-based backup because of reliability and security concerns. Read more In this Issue Career advice: Managers shouldn't get buried in details Resume makeover: How an enterprise architect can become a CIO Mobile app developers to get their own professional organization 12 IT outsourcing predictions for 2012 RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cisco Systems, Inc. Cisco UCS with intelligent Intel® Xeon® processors Learn how the Cisco Unified Computing System, powered by intelligent Intel® Xeon® processors, signals an evolution in the data center: Cisco Unified Computing at Work, Unified Computing Design Zone, Build a Cloud Ready Data Center and Changing the Server Industry. Learn More Career advice: Managers shouldn't get buried in details IT leader Doug Beebe also has advice on what qualities are lacking in new hires and the wisdom of pursuing an MBA. Read More Resume makeover: How an enterprise architect can become a CIO Carlton Lassiter began looking for a new job five months ago, after being passed over for a director of strategic planning position with his current employer. Lassiter, who asked CIO.com to use a pseudonym to keep his job search a secret from his employer, currently serves as an enterprise architect with an energy company. His long-term career goal is to become a CIO. He saw the director of strategic planning post as a stepping stone to a CIO position. Insider (registration required) Read More WHITE PAPER: Symantec E-Discovery - Experts Tell All In this eGuide, Computerworld and sister publications CIO, Network World, and IT World examine some of the hottest issues around e-discovery and archiving today. Read on to discover how some organizations are approaching data-management challenges, and the tools that are available to help. View Now Mobile app developers to get their own professional organization The Application Developers Alliance would enable collaboration and provide education, cloud access, and lobbying efforts Read More 12 IT outsourcing predictions for 2012 In 2011, the IT outsourcing industry was marked by smaller deals, leery customers, profit-squeezed IT service providers and a lot of cloud computing talk. Much of that could continue next year, but as our 12 predictions for 2012 indicate, you can expect some new IT outsourcing developments--maybe even a few firsts. Read More
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