IT pro's revitalization guide 2015

	Microsoft will surprise in 2015 | White House plans to leave IT in better shape than it found it
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	IT pro's revitalization guide 2015 Happy New Year, tech pros! Why not take a moment to recalibrate your personal and professional goals with some of our most insightful IT management articles? Read More   WHITE PAPER: Attachmate Enterprise File Sharing and Management Dynamic file sharing across multiple platforms is the new normal in the world of work, creating an urgent need for large and highly-regulated enterprises to explore file sharing solutions that do not compromise data security. Learn More In this Issue Microsoft will surprise in 2015 White House plans to leave IT in better shape than it found it In Silicon Valley, do the jerks always win? Tech luminaries we lost in 2014 New Congress may move swiftly to raise H-1B cap $1 spent on state government tech saves $3.50, study finds Court reaffirms: Think before you email Now on CIO: 10 IT roles to target when poaching talent WHITE PAPER: Attachmate The Need for Enterprise-Grade File Transfer From email to Dropbox and FTP, the status quo of file transfer in most organizations is UFT—or Unmanaged File Transfer. That's the troubling finding of a 2013 survey conducted by Osterman Research. Read this paper to learn how enterprise-grade Managed File Transfer (MFT) can help. View Now Microsoft will surprise in 2015 As the company seeks new ways to grow, it is likely to explore things once unthinkable for it. Read More   White House plans to leave IT in better shape than it found it Alissa Johnson, the White House deputy CIO, wants to make the sure the worst aspects of a presidential IT transition won't repeat themselves at the end of the Obama administration in 2016. Read More   In Silicon Valley, do the jerks always win? We've seen a lot of bad-boy behavior out of Silicon Valley, but investors and customers just might say enough already. Read More   Tech luminaries we lost in 2014 These 23 men and women helped shape the tech industry as we know it. Read More   WEBCAST: IBM Corporation   5 Ways Elastic Storage Provides Performance and Scalability Please Join IBM and Nuance Communications Inc. to learn how Nuance uses IBM Elastic Storage to improve the power of their voice recognition applications by managing storage growth, cost and complexity while increasing performance. Learn More New Congress may move swiftly to raise H-1B cap The groundwork for a bipartisan bill is in place. The top legislative candidate is the I-Squared Act, which was introduced in the Senate by two Republicans and two Democrats. Read More   $1 spent on state government tech saves $3.50, study finds The federal and state governments, in political contests, are routinely accused of being too big and bloated. But a new study says that IT spending reduces state government expenditures, even as new technologies help expand the role of government. Read More   Court reaffirms: Think before you email A recent ruling is another wake-up call for email users in this post-Snowden era of email privacy — or lack thereof. Read More   Now on CIO: 10 IT roles to target when poaching talent   Some IT organizations are using a brazen approach to hiring -- poaching workers from their biggest competitors. If you're brave enough to try this hire-to-hurt strategy, here are the top 10 IT roles you should go after. Read More
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