Warning: Shortage of Cyber Experts Means Networks in Danger CNBC, CNBC.COM, TECHNOLOGY, CYBER ATTACKS, CYBER SECURITY, SYMANTEC, HACKING, DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY, GOVERNMENT, FBI, DEFCON, EXPERTISE Reuters | 13 Jun
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New Education Benefit for Unemployed Veterans
To view and download VA news releases, please visit the following Internet address: http://www.va.gov/opa/pressrel New Education Benefit for Unemployed Veterans Has Strong Response VA Outreach for Veterans Retraining Assistance Program
Local Chamber Makes Technology a Top Priority
South Florida’s technology sector plays a large role in Latin America’s technology sector, but lacks the kind of high profile business leaders want for the industry. BY DOUGLAS HANKS dhanks@MiamiHerald.com
High Tech Worker Shortage: Has Anything Changed?
CNBC, WORKERS, HIGH TECH, SKILLS, EMPLOYMENT, INTERNET, SOFTWARE, TECHNOLOGY, COMPANIES, SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, MATHEMATICS, IMMIGRATION, U.S. Posted By: Mark Koba | Senior Editor CNBC.com | 29 May 2012 | 11:25 AM
Health Care IT Jobs Enjoy Growth
Where The IT Jobs Are: Healthcare Demand and pay for health IT talent surges, according to online career site Dice.com. By Marianne Kolbasuk McGee InformationWeek July 26, 2011 12:45 PM
IT Spending Expected to Top $130 Billion in 2011
Capitalizing on Government IT Opportunities Share This by Brian Sherman on June 30, 2011 Tags: bkwy11, Education, Government IT, GSA, Training IT spending by federal, state and local governments is
5 Bright Spots in a Dim Jobs Picture
Where the jobs are Finding bad news in Friday's job report wasn't hard -- job growth was way below projections, the unemployment rate still hovers above 9%, and most industries
Forecast: SMBs will increase IT spending by $5 billion this year
IT Spending Continues to Bounce Back: IDC Report By: Nathan Eddy 2011-06-02 IDC researchers predicted U.S. SMBs would spend more than $125 billion on advanced technology in 2011. Despite persisting
Dice: U.S. IT hiring set to rise in 2011
Nancy Weil December 15, 2010 (IDG News Service) Six in 10 hiring managers and technology recruiters expect to do more hiring in the first half of 2011 than in the
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