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How to attract and retain IT staff in 2012

Attracting and retaining skilled staff is all about money, flexibility and reward, social media, training and professional development
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    Google's GDrive reportedly to launch as Dropbox-rival 'Drive' 10 February, 2012 01:38

    A news report says the new product will be free to consumers up to a certain size limit
    Google's long-rumored GDrive that would let you upload and store files to its servers and be able to access them from anywhere you have an Internet connection may finally be close to launching in the coming weeks as a more cheaply priced Dropbox rival.
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    Five tips to make your Facebook Timeline amazing 10 February, 2012 01:59

    Facebook Timeline is coming. It's just a matter of, well, time. Here are five tips to make your Timeline pop
    Facebook Timeline currently is rolling out to all users worldwide, and--whether you like it or not--the new default profile layout will be hitting your Facebook account in the coming weeks.
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    Java compiler would enable high-quality code, efficient memory use 10 February, 2012 22:13

    Advocates of Graal project, including Oracle reps, seek dynamic compiler to be used with multiple JVMs
    Momentum is building for the Graal project, an implementation of a dynamic compiler in Java to produce excellent code quality without compromising compile time and memory usage in the Java Virtual Machine.
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    Cray courts the big-data market 10 February, 2012 11:16

    But do we still need supercomputers when we have Hadoop?
    Supercomputer company Cray has created a new division that will sell big-data systems, the company has announced. The division will market its offerings to large enterprises, which will be a new kind of client for the company.
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    Business owner sentenced for E-Rate fraud 10 February, 2012 08:18

    The former owner of two Illinois technology companies was sentenced Thursday to serve 30 months in prison for participating in a conspiracy to defraud a U.S. Federal Communications Commission program to help schools and libraries in poor areas connect to the Internet, the U.S. Department of Justice said.
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    Microsoft details 'Windows on ARM' program 10 February, 2012 10:35

    Microsoft is fencing off a piece of Windows 8 called Windows on ARM (WOA) that is designed specifically for deployment on devices with low-power ARM processors - such as tablets and that has capabilities customized to that environment.
More >Networking
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    Alcatel-Lucent reports rising profit on falling revenue 10 February, 2012 21:21

    The company has signed a patent deal to help increase revenue
    Telecommunication equipment maker Alcatel-Lucent reported a profit for the fourth quarter, but revenue fell 12.9 percent year-on-year as the company continues to face a challenging market, it said on Friday.
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    Cray courts the big-data market 10 February, 2012 11:16

    But do we still need supercomputers when we have Hadoop?
    Supercomputer company Cray has created a new division that will sell big-data systems, the company has announced. The division will market its offerings to large enterprises, which will be a new kind of client for the company.
More >Business
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    David Jones taps IBM for multi-channel platform 10 February, 2012 17:50

    David Jones has handed IBM a deal to deploy a multi-channel retail sales platform, covering the company's retail, web, mobile and social media efforts.
    David Jones Limited (ASX:DJS) has contracted IBM to provide a new multi-channel retail sales platform.
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    UXC buys NZ Oracle JDE provider 10 February, 2012 17:46

    UXC Limited has bought New Zealand's Jireh Consulting Services, an Oracle JD Edwards partner, and plans to merge the business with its Red Rock Consulting division.
    IT services company UXC Limited (ASX:UXC) has acquired New Zealand's Jireh Consulting Services in a cash-and-stock deal.
More >Linux & Open Systems
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    Cray courts the big-data market 10 February, 2012 11:16

    But do we still need supercomputers when we have Hadoop?
    Supercomputer company Cray has created a new division that will sell big-data systems, the company has announced. The division will market its offerings to large enterprises, which will be a new kind of client for the company.
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    20 popular Ubuntu Linux apps you may want to try 10 February, 2012 07:01

    Gaming accounted for many of the top apps last month, but there were a few business-oriented gems as well, according to a new report
    As Ubuntu Linux continues to grow in popularity, most discussions of it tend to focus on the basics of the operating system itself, including especially details about its desktop environment and user interface.
More >Security
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    Business owner sentenced for E-Rate fraud 10 February, 2012 08:18

    The former owner of two Illinois technology companies was sentenced Thursday to serve 30 months in prison for participating in a conspiracy to defraud a U.S. Federal Communications Commission program to help schools and libraries in poor areas connect to the Internet, the U.S. Department of Justice said.
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    Obama 2012 campaign playlist revealed courtesy of Spotify 10 February, 2012 06:27

    Depending on your taste in music and tolerance for others’ tastes, President Barack Obama’s latest social media move – sharing his 2012 campaign playlist via streaming music website Spotify – might be a case of over-sharing: Ricky Martin, REO Speedwagon and James Taylor all made the cut.
More >Servers
More >Software Development
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    David Jones taps IBM for multi-channel platform 10 February, 2012 17:50

    David Jones has handed IBM a deal to deploy a multi-channel retail sales platform, covering the company's retail, web, mobile and social media efforts.
    David Jones Limited (ASX:DJS) has contracted IBM to provide a new multi-channel retail sales platform.
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    3D mapping revives underwater city 10 February, 2012 17:34

    Marine robotics team from the University of Sydney have won top honours for the project
    A marine robotics team from the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies at the University of Sydney has received top honours in Canon Australia’s Extreme Imaging competition for their 3D mapping and digital reconstruction of an ancient underwater city in Greece.
More >Storage Solutions
More >Unified Comms
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    Alcatel-Lucent reports rising profit on falling revenue 10 February, 2012 21:21

    The company has signed a patent deal to help increase revenue
    Telecommunication equipment maker Alcatel-Lucent reported a profit for the fourth quarter, but revenue fell 12.9 percent year-on-year as the company continues to face a challenging market, it said on Friday.
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    Canada ruling pushes Dish's LTE plan forward 08 February, 2012 07:06

    Though the satellite operator is still waiting for FCC approval, its win in Canada points to a new type of mobile network
    The Canadian government has approved the transfer of satellite spectrum to Dish Network, putting the company just one major ruling away from building a land-based 4G mobile data network on the frequencies.
More >Mobility & Wireless
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    Java compiler would enable high-quality code, efficient memory use 10 February, 2012 22:13

    Advocates of Graal project, including Oracle reps, seek dynamic compiler to be used with multiple JVMs
    Momentum is building for the Graal project, an implementation of a dynamic compiler in Java to produce excellent code quality without compromising compile time and memory usage in the Java Virtual Machine.
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    Alcatel-Lucent reports rising profit on falling revenue 10 February, 2012 21:21

    The company has signed a patent deal to help increase revenue
    Telecommunication equipment maker Alcatel-Lucent reported a profit for the fourth quarter, but revenue fell 12.9 percent year-on-year as the company continues to face a challenging market, it said on Friday.
The National Broadband Network
The National Broadband NetworkAll the latest news on the National Broadband Network: Australia's largest ever public infrastructure investment
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    Academic challenges Turnbull over NBN satellite criticism 10 February, 2012 17:06

    Turnbull's comments on capacity and cost challenged
    Turnbull’s criticism of the $620 million two high-capacity satellites that NBN Co and Space Systems/Loral (SS/L) will build to provide remote Australian communities with high-speed broadband has been challenged by satellite technology expert, Elias Aboutanios.
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    Telstra says NBN deal is close 10 February, 2012 09:59

    Telstra chief executive David Thodey says a decision by the competition watchdog on the telco's participation in the National Broadband Network (NBN) will be made soon.
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    NBN Co and Space Systems/Loral team up for communications satellites 08 February, 2012 12:54

    NBN Co has partnered up with commercial broadband satellite manufacturer Space Systems/Loral (SS/L) to build two next-generation Ka-band satellites, a move set to provide remote Australian communities with high-speed broadband.
Smartphones, iPhones, BlackBerrys and beyond...
Smartphones, iPhones, BlackBerrys and beyond...All the latest news, reviews, features and videos on the iPhone, BlackBerrys and other smart devices
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    AT&T posts Q4 loss on breakup fee, benefit plan costs 27 January, 2012 04:34

    Carrier reports a record quarter for smartphone sales; driven by iPhone purchases
    Though smartphone sales were strong, AT&T Thursday reported a $6.7 billion loss in the fourth quarter of 2011 due to extraordinary charges including a breakup fee for the thwarted merger with T-Mobile USA.
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    Visa certifies smartphones for NFC payments 11 January, 2012 01:22

    Visa has added smartphones from Samsung Electronics, Research In Motion and LG Electronics to the list of devices it has certified to work with the 185,000 NFC-based payWave payment terminals in Europe.
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    Samsung upgrades Galaxy Ace with more memory, faster processor 04 January, 2012 01:15

    Samsung Electronics has launched the Android-based Galaxy Ace Plus, which has more memory, a faster processor and a slightly larger screen compared to its predecessor, the company said on Thursday.
 
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