Articles by Dice Staff
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Coping with Too Much Data: How Boeing, Nike and Others Did It
[caption id="attachment_5397" align="aligncenter" width="618"] Nike is just one company that benefited from creating a unified data architecture.[/caption] Businesses wring their hands over havin… -
Bulk of Data Center Traffic Internal: Cisco
Internal workloads, and not individual consumers, will continue to produce the vast majority of data traffic within the data center. That’s according to Cisco’s Global Cloud Index released Oct. 2… -
SoftBank Will Make Life Interesting for Sprint's Employees
Masayoshi Son is back in town. As the second richest man in Japan, 55-year-old Son-San, as he is often called, is an interesting character with a unique business style that I’ve seen up close. No… -
HR Should Introduce the Social Possibilities
Marcia Conner is an internationally recognized adviser to the world's largest organizations reinventing themselves and their workforce for the future. She closed down HR Executive’s 15th Annual H… -
More Companies Seek Skills in Voice Technology
Apple’s Siri and advanced in-car technology have focused the spotlight on voice technology, increasing demand for developers who can help both startups and established companies integrate speech… -
RagingWire Patents 100 Percent Uptime Tech
[caption id="attachment_5360" align="aligncenter" width="618"] RagingWire plans on building a 750,000-square-foot data center in Ashburn, Virginia.[/caption] Data center provider RagingWire said… -
Hardware Jobs Suffer Most in Tech Layoffs
While technology's unemployment rate is relatively low — about half the national average in this year's Q1 — we're still getting pummeled by layoffs, especially in hardware. HP, for example, bump… -
Think Carefully Before Upgrading to Python 3
Upgrading software in a timely matter is important (as I wrote here), but I don't always follow my own advice. I have a client who uses Python, which is currently on version 3.3. The client is us… -
New Glasses Protect Pilots from Laser Strikes
Britain's Ministry of Defense is developing a novel type of eyewear that's capable of reflecting certain wavelengths of laser light. For pilots and passengers, the dazzling effect of a bright las… -
Target Small Firms for Entry-Level Networking Jobs
People who want to break into networking face the classic conundrum for job seekers: How do you get a job without experience? Or, perhaps more frustrating, what if you have a bit of experience bu…