The virtual mindset
As companies are diving deeper into virtualized storage projects, IT managers are getting a better understanding of the staff skills they need to make those projects succeed. The exact talents required depend on the type of storage implementation, but most employers say they're in the market for two kinds of IT worker: technicians with vendor-specific SAN or NAS knowledge, and systems administrators and IT architects who understand the complexities and interdependencies among applications, operating systems and I/O, all of which affect storage requirements.
Does Your Organization Have the Skills to Use SOA?
If your company is considering SOA, there are many issues and challenges that need to be addressed in order to improve the chances for a successful implementation. One issue that is often overlooked early on is an assessment of the company's existing skill sets and the application development culture.
IT Career Traps to Avoid
Feel like your career isn't going anywhere? Check out these career traps and how to avoid them.
Innovative IT schools to watch
These leading-edge graduate school are moving at the pace of the IT workplace, delivering coursework that's relevant to today's IT professionals. Read profiles of 10 innovative schools, plus view listings of 56 top IT schools from across the country.
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