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Researchers design wind turbine kites to fly at 30,000 feet
Stanford University researchers are designing wind turbine kites that would fly to heights of 30,000 feet to reach powerful winds that could be used as alternative energy sources.
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Faux pas at virtual world discussion highlight continuing 'transitional phase'
OpenSource World offering free admission
University picks 3Com switches over Cisco
Hiring in a down economy with the help of a beer
Study: U.S. IT wages held steady in early '09
Survey: Even Linux-loving firms only deploy it to one-fifth of employees
CA tries to groom next generation of mainframers
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2008 Salary Survey: IT pay takes tiny leaps
If you're like the almost 7,000 respondents to our survey, your paycheck this year has been flattened and your bonus obliterated. So what do you do to survive these tight times? Here are 12 ways to plump up your skinny paycheck.
Career Watch
A survey looks at the job prospects for this year's new graduates.
Enlisting in IT: Free certifications help vets fight unemployment
The CompTIA Education Foundation's Creating Futures program enables participants to prepare for and obtain CompTIA computing certifications, free of charge. The foundation has launched IT careers for more than 223 military veterans in the past three years.
Career advice: Returning to IT late, and leaving it early
Computerworld Premier 100 IT Leader John Wetsch has advice on five issues facing IT workers today.
Computer science is widening the education gap
Professor of computing sciences at Rice University calls for the best and brighest to get the education they need, regardless of their ethnicity.
7 tips for keeping IT employees upbeat
Staff morale is critical to ensuring that productivity and retention levels remain high. Here are seven tips for maintaining an upbeat work environment and sustaining employee morale.
KPMG
At KPMG, No. 85 on Computerworld's list of the Best Places to Work in IT, career growth programs include job rotation, job shadowing and mentoring arrangements -- all set to a pace that works for the individual.
CDW Corp.
At CDW, No. 94 on Computerworld's list of the Best Places to Work in IT, the IT staff led a recent upgrade to the sales system, adding self-service capabilities and improved system navigation. The new system has helped increase sales productivity.
Apollo Group Inc.
At Apollo Group Inc., No. 51 on Computerworld's list of the Best Places to Work in IT, the 1,200 full-time IT professionals are charged with supporting some 390,000 students -- half of whom take their classes online.
Jane Margolis
The UCLA diversity champion talks about missed opportunities, myths that justify exclusion and the power of a simple invitation.
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