It's finally time to put the Big Data Salary Survey from our summer issue to bed. We've sliced and diced the information that came in, and viewed it from this angle and that. There's almost certainly ...

IS IT MONEY, or the milk of human kindness that makes the world go 'round? Trick question: Information technology (IT) makes the world go 'round. And successful IT requires smart people who have ...

As we learned again and again during the production cycle on the recent Big Data-themed Summer Edition of Certification Magazine, our ability to collect and store data is quickly outstripping our ability to analyze ...

In the IT industry, as in many other realms of professional endeavor, women tend to earn lower salaries than men. Earlier this year, our own annual Salary Survey revealed some ...

Big technology companies and IT associations tend to put a great deal of stock in gathering at least once a year. The conferences and conventions serve a variety of purposes, typically with an emphasis on ...

In 396 B.C., newly appointed dictator of Rome Marcus Furius Camillus took command of the army besieging the walled city of Veii. The city was strongly fortified and well provisioned, but after arriving at ...

Risky business used to be a Tom Cruise movie from the '80s, but in 2017 it's a pretty fair description of the just about any commercial endeavor. This is particularly true in the IT industry ...

Remember the Reese's Peanut Butter Cups marketing campaign that told everyone that there's "no wrong way to eat a Reese's"? (Anyone else feel like half of everything they've ever managed to internalize ...

Almost everyone uses a computer network at some point during the day, whether it's an enterprise network with more than 1,000 workstations connected, or a simple home wireless network that lets you ...

They say that there's no such thing as a free lunch. And you have to ask yourself, "What would be their incentive to lie?" Like, maybe the "they" who keep on saying all of these things are actually "Big Lunch" ...