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

	Tech luminaries we lost in 2011 | 3D printers: Almost mainstream
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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: CA Technologies Can you deploy a new application in days rather than months? In this executive Q&A, Cloud Luminary and PGi CTO David Guthrie discusses how the cloud computing platform helped his company scale up immediately by getting his applications running efficiently in a matter of days, rather than months. Learn More In this Issue Tech luminaries we lost in 2011 3D printers: Almost mainstream Where the tech workers are (map) What's up for Apple in 2012? Hands-on: The ReadyNAS NV+ provides serious storage for prosumers 5 resolutions to change the world in 2012 Better sleeping through technology: Zeo Sleep Manager - Mobile WHITE PAPER: IBM Business Analytics: The Path from Novice to Master A Computerworld survey has found improved forecasting and cost-cutting to be the top priorities for organizations deploying BA. But most organizations are not yet far along the path to BA mastery – the point at which they will be able to fully integrate BA into their business strategy and thereby reap its full benefits. Read More Tech luminaries we lost in 2011 A look back at the lives and contributions of 13 technology pioneers, including Dennis Ritchie, Ken Olsen and Paul Baran, who passed away in 2011. See many of the luminaries featured in video interviews. Read More 3D printers: Almost mainstream As the tools used to create printable objects get easier, the technology could find acceptance outside the traditional niches. Read More Where the tech workers are (map) A state-by-state look at the concentration of technical workers in the civilian workforce. Read More WHITE PAPER: Red Hat Open Source Virtualization FAQ Learn the key advantages of Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization (RHEV), reasons for moving from Xen open source to the KVM hypervisor, RHEV's scalability, and avoiding the rising costs of VMware. Learn More What's up for Apple in 2012? 2011 was a consequential year for Apple in good ways -- the iPad 2 and Siri -- and bad -- the loss of Steve Jobs. With the year in the rear-view mirror, columnist Ryan Faas looks at what's coming for 2012. Read More Hands-on: The ReadyNAS NV+ provides serious storage for prosumers Netgear's ReadyNAS NV+ device includes storage for up to four 1TB hard drives along with three levels of RAID synchronization. Insider (registration required) Read More 5 resolutions to change the world in 2012 Steve Jobs, who was obsessed with changing the world, died this year. But he left behind a world we can all change. Read More Better sleeping through technology: Zeo Sleep Manager - Mobile Can a brainwave-sensing headband help you sleep better? Zeo Mobile tracks your sleep patterns and provides sound advice. Read More
	SHARK TANK OF THE DAY OK, not EXACTLY the same noise User calls the help desk complaining that his computer is making loud noises -- and from past experience, he knows that means trouble. CAST YOUR VOTE IN THIS WEEK'S QUICKPOLL IT made headlines throughout 2011, from social media's role in Arab Spring to the popularity of Google's Android and Google+ and more. What was the top story of this year? NEW COMPUTERWORLD JOB BOARD Search multiple listings now and get new job alerts as they are posted.
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