5 reasons why your IT job search is getting harder

	What STEM shortage? Electrical engineering lost 35,000 jobs last year | Full-time IT job security increasingly wobbly
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	5 reasons why your IT job search is getting harder The IT job market is slowing down, use of contingency workers is picking up, and Congress has an unfinished fight ahead on the H-1B visa. These factors and others are making the IT hiring trends to expect in 2014. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel® Integrating security with HP TippingPoint The HP CloudSystem Enterprise solution provides a flexible framework for rapid development, delivery, and management of sophisticated cloud services. This white paper discusses the components and configuration requirements to implement an Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) for CloudSystem Enterprise. Learn More In this Issue What STEM shortage? Electrical engineering lost 35,000 jobs last year Full-time IT job security increasingly wobbly 10 IT outsourcing trends to watch in 2014 WEBCAST: IBM Expertise and Knowledge Sharing Watch this webcast to learn how companies are turning to social capabilities with renewed interest to improve their market positioning and attract and retain the best talent available. Watch Now What STEM shortage? Electrical engineering lost 35,000 jobs last year Despite an expanding use of electronics in products, the number of people working as electrical engineers in U.S. declined by 10.4% last year. Read More WHITE PAPER: Nasuni Corp The Top Ten Headaches Caused by Remote Office Storage Nasuni has worked with hundreds of customers to alleviate the pain that today's enterprise IT departments face in trying to manage storage remotely. Read More. Learn More Full-time IT job security increasingly wobbly The decision by the Texas Department of Transportation last June to outsource IT operations fits squarely into an IT job pattern that dominated last year. Read More 10 IT outsourcing trends to watch in 2014 IT outsourcing experts tell CIO.com what to expect in the year ahead. And if they're right, this could be the year customers -- and a few robots -- take greater control of the IT outsourcing space. Read More
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