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Ontario Lottery turns to BI to fight fraud
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The reformed hacker doesn't carry a debit card or a credit card, and worries we're putting too much information out there without proper security
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The Toronto online gaming company has partnered with Virgin and now needs the scalable infrastructure to support its growth strategy. The infrastructure requirements of the online gaming business
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RIM denies reports that Indian official snooped for it
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Companies that allow social technologies and mobile devices have far higher levels of employee advocacy, according to a Forrester study. Find out why IT could play a role in helping turn every employee into a strong company advocate and supporting the CEO’s “all hands on deck†attitude
Read More ...
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Learn more about ComputerWorld’s first IT Rookie of the Year award winner in the small business category
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Want a job? Bring your game!
Cutting-edge organizations are putting testing material into game-like simulations that require candidates to demonstrate necessary skills and address job-specific problems
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IT staff may soon need to have technical expertise such as measuring data centre energy use, as well as be strategic thinkers who understand how global energy and climate trends affect their business
Read More ...
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Read More ...
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