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Study: IT Pay Flat for All but Middle Management
Although mean compensation for all IT professionals has remained flat in the last year, CIO salaries have fallen slightly, while the salaries of those who report to the CIO have increased, finds an IT compensation study released by Janco Associates. “We’re starting to see a shift in the hiring infrastructure in IT organization,” Victor Janulaitis,…
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Managed Services Shakeup No Surprise
It was inevitable. Sooner or later a shakeup would take place at one of the managed services vendors, and now it has happened. Mark Scott, co-founder and CEO of N-able Technologies, stepped down from his post in what the company called a strategic decision by its board of directors. N-able Chairman Gavin Garbutt, also a…
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Mac Boot Camp: Follow the Money
With Apple making it possible to boot Windows XP on its new Intel-based computers, many are talking about running Windows programs, sharing data between Macs and Windows and better enterprise acceptance of the Macintosh. Forget about it. The release on April 5 of Apple’s Boot Camp Assistant isn’t about doing anything useful. Instead, it’s all…
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IBM Touts Chip-Level Security
IBM is touting a new technology that it claims will greatly increase chip makers’ ability to build embedded security features into processors used in mobile handsets, PDAs and other devices. Tabbed with the code-name “Secure Blue,” IBM said that the technology, which it labels as a security architecture, can be built into a microprocessor chip…
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Lenovo Aims to Be a Best Buy for SMBs
Lenovo is setting up shop with Best Buy. The PC maker has struck a deal to allow Best Buy For Business, which are business-oriented annexes inside 135 Best Buy stores, to offer customers the ability to order from its entire Lenovo U.S. PC product line. Lenovo is aiming to continue expanding its scope with small…
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Apple Software to Manage Corporate Macs Near and Far
Apple Computer is offering to help manage corporate Macs. The computer maker on April 11 rolled out Remote Desktop Control 3, which includes provisions for installing several types of software, tracking hardware assets and health and even providing remote assistance to end users for IT departments who aim to streamline the administration of Mac fleets.…
