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	For half, STEM degrees lead to other jobs The truth, when it comes to computer employment data, is almost always ugly. Read More WEBCAST: EMC Corporation VIDEO: BACKUP FOR VSPEX Learn about the strength of backup with EMC VSPEX and lead your IT transformation. By choosing EMC VSPEX with integrated EMC backup, you'll be able to accelerate your virtualization deployment. Learn More>> In this Issue Slideshow: 3 new team collaboration tools 10 cool makerspaces to explore now Layoffs cool Microsoft employees' opinion of CEO Satya Nadella Twitter says employees mainly male and white, admits it has 'lot of work to do' Preston Gralla: Maybe Nadella isn't God, Microsoft employees say after hearing layoff plans IT Ensures the Colors Match on Global Products Sharky: How'd you get the vendor guy to go along with it? WHITE PAPER: SAS A Non-Geek's Big Data Playbook This white paper is designed to be a visual playbook for the non-geek yet technically savvy business professional who is still trying to understand how big data, specifically Hadoop, impacts the enterprise data game we've all been playing for years. Learn more Slideshow: 3 new team collaboration tools Three new services -- Flow, Glip and Slingshot -- try to enhance the ability of teams to converse and collaborate using a variety of tools. Read More 10 cool makerspaces to explore now Got an itch to get your hands on a welding machine, laser cutter or 3D printer? We highlight intriguing public spaces around the country where you can tinker to your heart's content. Read More Layoffs cool Microsoft employees' opinion of CEO Satya Nadella The percentage of Microsoft current and former employees who approve of CEO Satya Nadella has dropped since the company announced layoffs. Read More WHITE PAPER: SAS See the Possibilities Utilizing Data Visualization Regardless of size, today's businesses are bombarded with structured and unstructured data from a variety of sources. Take advantage of all this data with in-memory analytics and data visualization techniques, to get day-to-day insights for making better decisions. Learn more Twitter says employees mainly male and white, admits it has 'lot of work to do' Twitter disclosed the gender and ethnicity breakdown of its employees on Wednesday, less than a week after U.S. civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson called on the company to release its employee diversity information. Read More Preston Gralla: Maybe Nadella isn't God, Microsoft employees say after hearing layoff plans Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella walks on water if you believe his ratings as a boss by Microsoft employees. But after his announced plans for laying off 18,000 employees, Microsoft workers are far cooler to him. Is this the end of his honeymoon? Read More IT Ensures the Colors Match on Global Products Martha Heller talks to Charles Shaver, CEO at Axalta Coating Systems, how a business-savvy CIO and global systems help his company meet customer expectations Read More Sharky: How'd you get the vendor guy to go along with it? The financial institution where this pilot fish works is moving to a new disaster recovery site, and that means arranging the transfer of several financial-market data servers -- which could take months. Read More
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