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	Surprise! Certified IT jobs are paying less Why the disconnect between a stronger overall job market and shrinking paychecks for certified techies? Where once the majority of tech jobs were in tech companies, that's no longer the case. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cisco Hire the right people to run your network The success of your business depends on the people running it. Cisco Certification assures that you have hired the most competent professionals to improve the performance of your critical technology infrastructure. Visit Learning@Cisco to learn more and to help you find the right Cisco-certified employees for your organization. Click to continue In this Issue Lessons from the 'water plant hack' that never happened IT's most wanted: Mainframe programmers Devops: IT's latest paper tiger WHITE PAPER: HP Support for Virtualized Environments In this white paper, IDC examines the importance of understanding the support requirements for a highly virtualized environment, evaluating how HP's Critical Advantage support service helps enterprises ensure their critical workloads continue to be supported at appropriate levels. Learn more Lessons from the 'water plant hack' that never happened The FBI found no evidence of a cyber intrusion at an Illinois utility, but questions remain -- along with lessons for preventing future attacks. Read More IT's most wanted: Mainframe programmers Many mainframe personnel are set to retire in coming years, and fewer students interested in learning how to work with these systems. That could lead to a skills shortage for managing and maintaining the mainframes that run so many critical applications. Read More Devops: IT's latest paper tiger No half-baked movement can solve the broad, complex challenge of bridging the divide between app dev and operations. Read More
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