Articles by Dice Staff
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CHE Trinity Health Cuts IT Positions in Merger
Forty five IT workers have been handed pink slips as part of the merger between Novi, Mich.-based Trinity Health and Newtown Square, Pa.-based Catholic Health East. The merger in May created CHE… -
Microbots Win Award for Design But Don't Actually Exist
The annual technology design competition that has featured such innovations as the digital spoon that tastes food for you, named as this year's winner a home-cleaning device that is to vacuuming… -
Chicago’s Wargaming West Plans to Hire 60 to 70
Wargaming West wants to add to its Chicago headcount as the company brings its World of Tanks game from the PC to the Xbox, according to Crain’s Chicago Business. The Xbox 360 version is in beta… -
Software, Data Skills Key to Higher Pay
Though few are on par with Twitter’s $10 million engineer, pay is on the upswing for IT occupations, according to a new Robert Half Technology salary survey. The report suggests that while salari… -
Food Lion Parent Outsourcing Some Tech Jobs to IBM
Supermarket chain Food Lion’s parent company, Delhaize America, is outsourcing its data center operations to IBM, according to the Salisbury Post. A spokesperson for the company said that a total… -
Asurion to Add 800 Jobs in Nashville
Nashville, Tenn.-based cell phone insurer Asurion plans to add 800 support technician positions in an expanded headquarters due to open in early 2014. The company has posted dozens of IT position… -
Stay Away From These Types of Consulting Clients
If you’re an independent consultant looking for your next big gig, you may not be looking for warning signs of relationships that can be, well, trouble. But those signs are often there, flashing…