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There's an old saying that anyone with a business degree has heard: in uncertain times, cash is king. And it's true in one sense. But it takes some experience to learn that there is such a thing as having too much cash. Read More

The combination of cloud computing, economic slowdowns, and various industry consolidation means that there is pressure on IT jobs. Companies are trying to do more with less. An information technology degree alone doesn't guarantee a job. Read More

On July 4, 1776, thirteen British American colonies declared themselves independent from the British Empire. The most famous statement in the Declaration of Independence is that which asserted certain basic rights for every man. Read More

Some people are happy working in a purely technical IT position. They like to roll their sleeves up and focus on skills they earned in their information technology degrees and building practical experience. Read More

Think that you need a computer science degree to put together a business application? Not necessarily. According to a Gartner study, "citizen developers" -- employees who aren't in a technical role -- will be building 25 percent of new business applications by 2014. Read More

Corporations have increasingly invested in BI to improve management decisions. Buying the necessary software and hardware is easy. The Corporations have increasingly invested in BI to improve management decisions. Buying the necessary software and hardware is easy. The difficult part is landing the Read More

In her essay, “The New Age of Cloud Computing and GIS,” ESRI IT Strategy Architect Victoria Kouyoumjian wrote that cloud computing furnishes technological capabilities—commonly maintained off-premise—that are delivered on demand as a service via the Internet. Read More

A set of 14 traits became the “Forces of Magnetism” that now form the conceptual framework for the Magnet Recognition Program® – a coveted designation that indicates excellence in nursing practice. Read More

Growing a new business -- whether a start-up or a new endeavor at an established company – is a complete rush. But the drive to push forward can blind someone, even with an advanced business administration degree and experience. Read More

Those in corporate America who are used to treating security problems as inconveniences and nothing more might want to think again, especially if in a regulated industry. The government is taking a harder line on regulatory breaches, and that can cost companies serious money. Read More