The recovery seems to be trickling down to the tech sector, and the proof is in some recent surveys of chief information officers (CIOs) and their hiring plans.
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Got DRAM? If not, you’d best stock up, because prices are soaring and industry experts predict they’ll keep climbing in coming months.
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Some recent Microsoft research pointed out an interesting trend: Small and mid-size businesses that see IT as a way to boost productivity make more money than those that don’t.
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Anybody working on electronic healthcare records paraphernalia can get set for a flood of federal stimulus dollars to wash over them.
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Tags: electronic records, federal government, grants, health care, spending
American consumers aren’t buying fewer consumer gadgets and technology items, but they are spending less on tech. That’s the word from NPD group, an organization that keeps track of such things.
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Tags: consumer, electronics, Gadgets, NPD Group, spending, technology
The Wall Street Journal figured out early in the online game that you’ve gotta make folks pay for your product. And they did. The New York Times, however, was a bit squeamish about asking for money from readers, but they’ve overcome their shyness and will start charging for stories next year.
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So January 27 is the day that will live in, if not infamy, at least history, as the day Apple finally broke the suspense and let us all know about their upcoming product plans. Whew.
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Tags: announcement, Apple, consumers, introduction, iphone, Steve Jobs, tablet
