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    SAN JOSE--- Study Finds Pervasive Networking Talent Shortfall in North America; Demand for Networking Professionals to Outstrip Supply Through 2011
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    This white paper confirms what many managers in the workforce are already keenly aware of: There is an acute and growing need for more IT professionals ... With more and more businesses moving critical operational functions over to the network, the IT department is assuming a much more strategic role in the organization and needs its infrastructure to be designed, implemented and maintained by highly skilled, highly trained individuals. Full Article at Freshnews.com
    This white paper confirms what many managers in the workforce are already keenly aware of: There is an acute and growing need for more IT professionals ... With more and more businesses moving critical operational functions over to the network, the IT department is assuming a much more strategic role in the organization and needs its infrastructure to be designed, implemented and maintained by highly skilled, highly trained individuals.
    SOURCE: Freshnews.com 15 months ago
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SAN JOSE--- Study Finds Pervasive Networking Talent Shortfall in North America; Demand for Networking Professionals to Outstrip Supply Through 2011
  1. The IT workforce is changing
    SOURCE: Freshnews.com 15 months ago
  2. With networks becoming more ubiquitous in business and everyday life, it is essential to raise awareness of the need for IT professionals. Students of all backgrounds need access to the knowledge-based economy, so they can further their educational and occupational goals while keeping America competitiv...
    SOURCE: Freshnews.com 15 months ago

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