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	8 Skills You Need to Be a Successful IT Executive   The skills that helped you become an IT pro and climb the ladder aren't the same skills you need to succeed in the c-suite. Learn the skills necessary to break through to the top. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Ricoh Corporation     Improved document driven processes can impact growth   Document-driven processes—business processes that are governed and controlled by documents— are vital in organizations, governing a wide range of functions in the enterprise. Learn More In this Issue Software Employment Grows 45% in 10 Years, as Angst in Engineering Grows INSIDER Do's and Don'ts of Summer Resume Writing How Rackspace Hires Admins: Textbook Questions vs. Break-Fix Challenges INSIDER IT Resume Makeover: Making the Military-to-Civilian Transition Apple Looks to Pick Off Engineers From Amazon, OpenStack to Build Out iCloud What IT Recruiters Know About You -- Whether You're Looking or Not Tech Hiring: The Glass is Half Empty CIO.com Jobs: Chief Information Officer, ES-340 at Small Business Administration (DC) CIO.com Jobs: Deputy Chief Information Officer at Usajobs (Alexandria, VA) CIO.com Jobs: Chief Information Officer Haas School of Business at University of California Berkeley (Berkeley, CA) WHITE PAPER: Riverbed     Edge Consolidation Delivers Peace of Mind for IT   To increase agility while lowering costs, IT organizations are using virtualization and cloud-based infrastructure services to consolidate and reduce the number of physical servers and data centers across the enterprise. IDC estimates that, by 2015, more than 20 percent of the information running through servers will do so on virtualized systems. Read Now Software Employment Grows 45% in 10 Years, as Angst in Engineering Grows   Software development employment has increased over the past 10 years, but not all IT areas have done as well. The number of jobs for engineers fell over the same period. Read More     INSIDER Do's and Don'ts of Summer Resume Writing   The summer months can take on different meanings for job seekers. Some people may put their career aspirations on hold as they try to enjoy the longer daylight hours and (hopefully) vacation time. Others might take advantage of the emptier offices and distracted peers to ignite or jumpstart a job search. Either way, summer is not a bad time to spruce up your resume, especially with recent reports sending mostly positive signals about the hiring outlook. Read More     How Rackspace Hires Admins: Textbook Questions vs. Break-Fix Challenges   Former Rackspace employees form online testing startup, which the company now uses as an initial candidate screen. Read More     INSIDER IT Resume Makeover: Making the Military-to-Civilian Transition   Making the move from the military to a corporate IT leadership role can be difficult. Don't make it harder on yourself by showcasing the wrong skills. Read More     Apple Looks to Pick Off Engineers From Amazon, OpenStack to Build Out iCloud   Apple is on the hunt for cloud infrastructure engineers familiar with building large-scale deployments like those at Amazon Web Services and OpenStack companies, according to a job posting. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Sonus Networks     Leveraging SIP for Productivity and Profitability Gains   A SIP-based Unified Communications infrastructure can improve productivity by 23%. Learn where SIP comes from, how it works and why the time has come to move to SIP. Learn More. What IT Recruiters Know About You -- Whether You're Looking or Not   What recruiters know about you is about to get a whole lot deeper than what you put on your resume. An emerging class of search engines is taking a big data approach to recruiting by crawling the Web for every bit of data about you, assembling it into a master profile, rating your knowledge, skill levels and interests, and serving it up to recruiters who can filter it by location, skill, the school you attended and a range of other criteria. Read More   Tech Hiring: The Glass is Half Empty   Outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas says that layoffs in the computer, electronics and telecommunications industries are on the rise. But the news isn't all bad: growth rates in the U.S. are still strong compared to the rest of the world. Read More   CIO.com Jobs: Chief Information Officer, ES-340 at Small Business Administration (DC)   ### JOB SUMMARY: . Become a part of an Agency that touches the lives of every American!The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has served the... Read More   CIO.com Jobs: Deputy Chief Information Officer at Usajobs (Alexandria, VA)   The USPTO Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) is looking for a strategic, energetic and enthusiastic leader. The Deputy Chief Information... Read More   CIO.com Jobs: Chief Information Officer Haas School of Business at University of California Berkeley (Berkeley, CA)   Departmental Overview The Haas School of Business develops innovative leaders - individuals who redefine how we do business. Berkeley-Haas, the... Read More
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