2011 IT salary survey: Region by region

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	The 2011 IT salary survey: Region by region Computerworld's annual survey reveals what key roles earn across the United States -- how do you compare? Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap Denver IT Roadmap Denver - April 28, 2011 IT Roadmap Denver returns April 28 to the Colorado Convention Center! Through executive keynotes, ROI workshops, technical tutorials, strategy sessions, networking opportunities and a private IT expo, attendees will gain insights into the latest IT issues, trends, challenges and solutions from top IT analysts and practitioners. Register now to attend! In this Issue Gucci admin accused of $200,000 IT rampage What should Cisco change? Steve Ballmer and Toyota to sell cars powered by the Windows cloud Sony's 'in for a hell of a wake-up call,' Anonymous says Dell to invest $1 billion to boost data storage products 10,000-core Linux supercomputer built in Amazon cloud Vyatta pits new appliances against Cisco ISR EMC's 'big data' efforts gain momentum Verizon customers caught up in epic Epsilon email hack Feds prep for eGov shutdown RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Citrix XenServer Don't pay for server virtualization – XenServer is FREE Citrix XenServer is the only free, enterprise-class, cloud-proven virtualization platform available. Organizations of any size can immediately benefit from the power of server virtualization. With features such as live migration, centralized multi-server management, and shared storage support, you can't afford not to download it now – it's free! Click to continue Gucci admin accused of $200,000 IT rampage A network engineer fired by fashion house Gucci has been charged with going on an IT rampage against his former employer in which he deleted data, shut down servers and left the company nursing an estimated $200,000 cleanup bill. Read More What should Cisco change? So what should Cisco do? CEO John Chambers said there will be changes coming at the company following two quarters that disappointed shareholders and Wall Street. What will those changes be? Read More Steve Ballmer and Toyota to sell cars powered by the Windows cloud I've been driving Toyota vehicles for about a decade now (with no safety problems, I should add), but until today I had no idea there was something my Toyota Avalon and the Camry before it were missing: Microsoft software. Not content with selling 300 million copies of Windows 7, Steve Ballmer has inked a deal with Toyota to build plug-in hybrid and electric cars that are connected to Windows Azure,... Read More WHITE PAPER: Sprint Why 4G for the Enterprise? As the US economy slowly recovers in 2010, enterprise cautiousness toward purchases of enterprise communications technology continues. Enterprises will only adopt communications technology that offers the best value in terms of scalability, ROI and worker productivity. Learn more Sony's 'in for a hell of a wake-up call,' Anonymous says Anonymous is at it again, this time attacking Sony and its playstation.com site for gamers, promising to publish personal details about Sony executives online and to unleash a triple wave of botnets against company sites. Read More Dell to invest $1 billion to boost data storage products Dell plans to invest US$1 billion over the next three years to bolster its data storage products to business customers, with the money going toward the research of technology like cloud computing and virtualization, along with the development on new data centers. Read More 10,000-core Linux supercomputer built in Amazon cloud Cycle Computing builds 10,000-core supercomputer in the cloud to boost scientific research. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Five Imperatives to Maximize Customer Value This white paper from IBM describes how a set of five predictive imperatives can help ensure that your company maximizes the value of its customer relationships and sustains higher levels of revenues and profits. Read Now Vyatta pits new appliances against Cisco ISR Open source networking player Vyatta this week refreshed its mid-range routing and security appliances with three new models aimed at small to mid-sized enterprises and branch offices. Read More EMC's 'big data' efforts gain momentum New appliances, partnership with SAS give a boost to EMC's data warehousing push, analysts say. Read More Verizon customers caught up in epic Epsilon email hack Verizon customers this week got emails regretting to inform them that their personal contact information had been compromised. Read More Feds prep for eGov shutdown If the U.S. government is shut down by a budget impasse Friday night at midnight, various services could be interrupted, but the IRS will still collect tax returns filed electronically and process payments. Read More
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