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	H-1B visas produce net IT job boost, trade group says The high-tech industry contends that Congress's failure to raise the cap on H-1B visas is costing the U.S. an opportunity to create a new job every 43 seconds. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Simplify and Consolidate Data Protection for Better Results Learn how IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Operations Center simplifies user experience and speeds problem resolution. Read Now In this Issue Career Watch: The rise of people architecture The Grill: Rotary CIO Peter Markos Tech industry needs more diverse workforce WHITE PAPER: CDW 5 Pillars of Total Mobility Management Today's mobility environment moves quickly and presents challenges to everyone from IT to key stakeholders to the C-suite. How do you wrap your head around these mobility challenges? View Now Career Watch: The rise of people architecture In managing human resources, people architecture is gaining popularity, says IT workforce analyst David Foote. He explains what it is and why it's on the rise. Read More WHITE PAPER: Velocity Technology Solutions, Inc. Secure, Agile ERP Best Practices Take advantage of a more nimble and resilient ERP infrastructure. Learn how one enterprise turned to hosted application services delivered via a virtual private cloud. Learn More. The Grill: Rotary CIO Peter Markos Peter Markos, CIO and general manager for Rotary International, contends with challenges ranging from authenticating a constantly changing list of users who need to access Rotary's systems to enabling applications that work for a vastly diverse membership. Read More Tech industry needs more diverse workforce U.S. civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson is to lead a delegation to Hewlett-Packard's annual meeting of shareholders on Wednesday to highlight under-representation of African-Americans in Silicon Valley companies. Read More
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