Women in IT: How deep is the bench?

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	Women in IT: How deep is the bench? Superstar women lead IT at some of the biggest global corporations, yet the path to the top isn't clear for the next generation. Read More WEBCAST: VMware The Case for Virtualizing Your Microsoft Exchange Deployment This Aberdeen Group report offers valuable insights on the impressive benefits to be achieved by virtualizing your Exchange deployment. View Now! In this Issue Career mapping helps IT employees and employers alike INSIDER Thornton A. May: Can infosec cure stupid? The Grill: Healthcare CIO Catherine Bruno Online holiday shopping at work may be huge drain on time, bandwidth WHITE PAPER: CDW Corporation Unified Communications and Collaboration Reference Guide This reference guide details what organizations can expect from a UCC implementation, the pros and cons of a cloud-based approach, and best practices for integrating social media, securing VoIP, and more. Learn More. Career mapping helps IT employees and employers alike Specially designed holistic development plans help tech workers and their employers navigate the choppy waters of IT employment. Read More INSIDER Thornton A. May: Can infosec cure stupid? The 'stupid' in question involves our living in a technologically complex world where only a tiny fraction of us actually understands how any of this stuff works. Insider (registration required) Read More WHITE PAPER: Box Enterprise Collaboration is Mobile Collaboration In a mobile-centric world, IT has a new challenge on its hands: ensuring that users can access and collaborate on content anytime, anywhere an on any device. Here are the top five challenges, and how to overcome them. Read Now! The Grill: Healthcare CIO Catherine Bruno Catherine Bruno, vice president and CIO of Eastern Maine Healthcare Systems, is also executive sponsor of the Bangor Beacon Community grant program, which brings together a dozen local healthcare organizations focused on improving healthcare while reducing costs through the use of IT. Read More Online holiday shopping at work may be huge drain on time, bandwidth With Black Friday just a week away and the nagging feeling that we need to get our holiday shopping done, how much online buying will be done at work? Read More
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