What an IT Career Will Look Like 5 Years Out
As
more organizations move their infrastructure to the cloud, IT’s role
will evolve. Assessing the future landscape now will enable IT
professionals to survive the change.
Executive News Weekly Wrap
Apple’s
new product line extends the olive branch to business and IT
professionals. The role of the IT professional is changing as more
enterprises move to the cloud. Which of them will change for the better?
The more cyber criminals change, the more they stay the same, and some
businesses are still learning the hard way. Startups that manage to
scale quickly will survive the market’s demands. And it’s time for a
more accurate term for software that protects our code demands:
anti-malware.3 Telltale Signs That Apple Is Changing Its Enterprise Tune
Historically speaking, Apple hasn’t really paid much attention to business customers. Until now. New hardware, accessories, and retooled software will cater to professionals and corporate IT.
4 New Cybercrime Trends Threaten Your Business
Fool you twice, shame on you. Cybercriminals are going back to their roots — and putting down new ones — as they target businesses, social media, and inboxes everywhere.
Silicon Valley Success Goes to the Fastest Not the First
While Silicon Valley is synonymous with startups, scaling smartly may not be. Those that can expand their operation at the speed of the market will outlast the opposition.
Retiring the Term Anti Virus
Move over, anti-virus. There’s a new term in town. And it’s a more accurate way to describe the processes, tools, and techniques used to identify harmful code. So let’s call it what it really is: anti-malware
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