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Find out how one IT worker got fired by a soda pop company and why apparel manufacturers are selling radio-frequency proof accessories

Push IT projects that deliver the biggest returns in the shortest period even when they require more capital infusion and come with higher risks, says Don Riley, CIO of Mohawk Industries. Other executives weigh-in on how to be an effective business CIO

A new accord will offer more standardized certification across different countries, leading to improved IT pro mobility and work opportunities, even in a bad economy

Danish court finds insufficient evidence the agreement beteween the two companies not to recruit each other's employees limited one man's job opportunities

The author of a project management book for IT managers says making the business case will be more important than ever as the economy slumps and companies cut back. Plus: Watch out for stakeholder war

John Baschab, senior vice-president of management services at technology services provider Technisource, discusses the types of IT skills being sought by his company's midmarket clients

One of the hot IT jobs this year is the network architect. Though demand for network skills varies across the country, knowledge of network security and identity management is sought everywhere. Find out what Forrester Research says about the market for networking jobs

Once deemed as the ticket to higher pay, tech certificates are now essential to avoid the unemployment line. Here are some tips on which certifications are worth pursuing