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	5 hot specialties for software developers Want to escape the outsourcing axe? From cross-platform mobile developers to parallel computing architects, there are several unique niches for shrewd engineers to occupy. Read More WHITE PAPER: Raritan Improve Data Center Infrastructure Management With increasingly complex infrastructures, how do data center operations managers control expense, improve productivity, provide reliable service and project future needs? This paper looks at how DCIM software will give companies the visibility, control and insight to leverage IT assets to align with business goals. Learn More In this Issue Internet Explorer takes unexpected jump in market share The IT certs that no longer pay extra -- and the new skills that do Amazon Web Services: The new Microsoft Windows The Facebook IPO: Zuck's letter to investors WHITE PAPER: Dell Debunking the Myth of the Single-Vendor Network The notion that single-vendor networks have a lower total cost of ownership is somewhat misleading, as a strong best practice approach can actually reduce TCO in a multi-vendor environment through decreased short-term capital investments and a reduction in the use of single-vendor premium maintenance services. Read more Internet Explorer takes unexpected jump in market share Chrome shot itself in the foot, contributing to Microsoft's increased browser numbers, but the other source of growth comes -- surprisingly -- from IE 6. Read More The IT certs that no longer pay extra -- and the new skills that do The certs you could once count on for a job or extra pay are now regarded as standard skills. The real money in the IT job market is now in hybrid business/tech roles. Read More Amazon Web Services: The new Microsoft Windows As cloud computing continues its rapid growth, we could face the reality that we have a single cloud computing provider that's far ahead of the competition. Amazon.com's cloud services are quickly becoming the only cloud platform that businesses consider. Read More The Facebook IPO: Zuck's letter to investors Cringe has a copy of the letter Mark Zuckerberg plans to file along with Facebook's IPO documents later. That's his story at least, and he's sticking to it. Read More
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