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Windows administrator jobs and training

• February 13, 2008 13 Feb'08

  Lack of scripting skills could derail a Windows career

  Active Directory and Exchange Server administrators must learn scripting language and command prompts to keep their careers on track.

• March 20, 2007 20 Mar'07

  IT managers turn to training to reduce internal threats

  Microsoft and security companies offer materials and services to help companies educate careless users who expose networks to information breaches.

• December 19, 2006 19 Dec'06

  IT managers offer up holiday wish lists

  With visions of virtualization dancing in their heads, IT managers are hoping the holiday spirit will loosen up budgets this season.

• December 18, 2006 18 Dec'06

  Kill the IT buzzwords

  IT analysts, executives and administrators list their least favorite tech words. If the comments give you a case of securanoia, you should probably avoid lists like this in the future.

• October 05, 2006 05 Oct'06

  Terminal server-based computing: A change management strategy can make a big difference

  A change management approach to terminal server-based computing means first performing a critical gap analysis, then taking a structured approach to introducing new practices.

• September 10, 2006 10 Sep'06

  Hiring advice: Virtualization calls for new IT job skills

  The growing rate of adoption of virtualization technologies means companies need professionals who can design new kinds of architectures, master new tools and interpret new results. This column explores the differences between traditional IT ...

• September 01, 2006 01 Sep'06

  IT workers optimistic about job prospects

  After a few years of poor prospects, job seekers in IT now feel the time is right to go searching for greener pastures.

• August 30, 2006 30 Aug'06

  IT execs forced to adopt new recruitment tactics

  Can't find skilled workers? Perhaps you're just looking in all the wrong places.

• August 29, 2006 29 Aug'06

  IT execs choked by storage costs and complexity

  The demands of storage can strangle a company's IT budget. Quick fixes won't solve the problem, and neither will hiding your head in the sand.

• August 09, 2006 09 Aug'06

  Skills compensation showing up in techies' paychecks

  More employers are rewarding their IT workers by increasing their base pay instead of giving the traditional bonus.

• August 03, 2006 03 Aug'06

  IBM to use AMD chips in more x86 servers

  IBM on Tuesday announced that it would incorporate AMD Opteron processors into a wider berth of its x86 servers, saying its corporate customers wanted more options. Real estate company Move plans to take advantage.

• August 01, 2006 01 Aug'06

  How virtualization can simplify your transition to 64-bit computing

  The IT industry is starting to migrate toward 64-bit computing, but it could be years before all mission-critical software is compatible with the new infrastructure. In this article, Alessandro Perilli discusses how you can use server virtualization...

• July 18, 2006 18 Jul'06

  Navigating Windows Server 2003 R2 backup bounty

  Microsoft's Windows Server 2003 R2 and System Center Data Protection Manager 2006 protect data differently depending on how data is used within the corporation.

• June 14, 2006 14 Jun'06

  Microsoft opens slots in new certification program

  Microsoft is now taking applications for 250 slots in its new Microsoft Certified Architect program for experienced IT people who have married their technical skills with their business savvy to accomplish company goals.

• June 12, 2006 12 Jun'06

  News from Microsoft TechEd 2006

  TechEd, Microsoft's annual showcase event for enterprise IT professionals and application developers, is being held June 11th-16th in Boston. Find out what topics were the talk of TechEd this year!