A survey of nearly 1,200 SAP professionals in the U.S. has produced some interesting details about what they are paid, where they work, how many use visas, and what their job expectations are.
No senior buy-in, minimum spec targets, a 'nothing can go wrong' mentality -- here's how to sense demise before your IT project meets its ignominious end. READ MORE
What's the most expensive mobile phone bill in the world? How many cell phones are left in New York City cabs each day? How many hours a year are lost to Angry Birds? Find out in this eye-opening infographic. READ MORE
Apple Macs to Google Chromebooks to Microsoft Surface tablets are being discounted in hopes of wooing students (or their parents and teachers). READ MORE
The Chinese hacker group that broke into the computer network of The New York Times and other high-profile organizations, including defense contractors, has launched new attacks following a few months of inactivity, according to researchers from security vendor FireEye. READ MORE
LinuxBSDos.com has a disheartening article about a developer that stopped using Linux, and moved over to OS X. It raises an interesting question: How many people stop using Linux and go back to Windows or move to OS X? READ MORE
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