15 GOTO schools for the best programming jobs

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	15 GOTO schools for the best programming jobs LinkedIn data reveals which schools have the most graduates working as software developers for the most desirable employers Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CommVault How big is your data footprint? Find out now and learn how to reduce it with single-platform Simpana software. Try our storage efficiencies calculator today. 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Learn More Nadella wins over Gartner crowd ORLANDO -- Striding onstage with an air of confidence and purpose, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella scored high marks on both the style and substance of his keynote appearance today at the Garner ITExpo at the Walt Disney World Dolphin. Following in the footsteps of Microsoft founder Bill Gates and former CEO Steve Ballmer, who delivered keynotes at the event pretty much every year, Nadella told attendees at the sold-out symposium that Microsoft's strategy going forward is ``mobile first, cloud first.'' + MORE FROM GARTNER: Top 10 strategic predictions for businesses to watch for +To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   Refreshing honesty about the necessity of lying in job interviews Assuming no lie detector, of course. There's an interesting essay on LinkedIn this morning headlined: "Why You Must Lie On Job Interviews And What You Must Lie About.The advice comes from Mark Stevens, CEO of the marketing firm MSCO, and offers two classic job interview questions as examples: Do you work well with others? And: Why do you want to work for our company?To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   Criminals used a malware program to steal millions from ATMs The malware is installed from a bootable CD by first gaining physical access to the ATM Read More   'Unlawful' WiFi hotspot blocking ruling highlights academic IT headaches   Managing the wireless environment at the average college or university can be a difficult task at the best of times, and when students and staff start using personal hotspots – the sort that provide wireless data access from the same -- it's not the best of times. Read More   Cisco, EMC consortium debuts new cloud gear VCE unveils first all-flash-based integrated IT infrastructure system Read More   Facebook, armed with data, helps others show mobile ads Facebook's mobile advertising network is now open for business Read More   Nobel Prize in Physics a Blue LED Special Three university researchers, two in Japan and one in the United States, have been awarded the 2014 Nobel Prize in Physics for their invention in the early 1990s of the blue light-emitting diode (LED), an energy efficient breakthrough in producing longer-lasting white light. Read More   IDG Contributor Network: Security flaw search engine Shodan adds reports Shodan, a search engine, trawls the Internet for connected devices. Newly-added reports, along with mapping, can help identify and visualize security vulnerabilities. Read More   Cisco rolls out easy-to-use iWAN If you stay up and watch late-night TV, you've probably seen a fellow named Vince Offer. Vince is the pitchman for products like the ShamWOW and the SlapChop. Part of the value proposition of these products is that they're easy to use. Just rinse off the ShamWOW and use it again! The SlapChop comes apart simply and is dishwasher safe! (I actually have a SlapChop and it really is easy to use.)As good a pitchman Vince is, though, there's no way he could have ever been the person to promote Cisco's iWAN. For those not familiar with iWAN, it's Cisco's implementation and powered by PfR (Performance Routing). As powerful as iWAN is, many customers have not taken advantage of it because it's difficult to get set up and hard to manage. Vince would have started to configure PfR and would have gotten lost in all of the settings. That would have made for a bad commercial.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   The Internet is one step closer to universal HTTPs The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), which is on the front lines for protecting digital freedom and preventing censorship of the web, applauded content delivery network provider CloudFlare for the company's recent announcement that it will offer encrypted HTTPs as its default setting for any website it hosts. Read More
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