When your company’s IT department lets someone go, are they leaving the organization open to sabotage?
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Tags: ex-employee, IT staff, sabotage
The Department of Labor is targeting wage and hour violations involving H-1B visa holders, many of whom work in IT.
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Tags: department of labor, HIB, IT
Quick check: If your company pays taxes electronically, are you sure your password is still valid? Earlier this year, the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS) changed its password requirements.
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Tags: EFTPS, password, security, tax payment system
The economic slump’s spreading around the globe and should result in some savings if your IT shop is one that is looking to outsource IT functions to places like India.
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Tags: contracts, downturn, Economy, India, obama, outsourcing
If the Obama campaign taught business organizations one thing, it’s that using the Web to connect, convert and collaborate can be a veritable gold mine.
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Tags: obama, social networking, tools, Web
President-elect Barack Obama figured out how useful the Internet can be for fundraising. But once he takes office, the Web’s darker side will occupy plenty of his time and attention.
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Tags: cyber security, defense, Defense Science Board, Department of Defense
IT managers are going to have to brush up on their acronym skills as a flood of compliance and legal rules hits U.S. businesses.
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Tags: accounting, Compliance, FRCP, IFRS, Model Audit Rule, Nevada, PCI, rules, xbrl, XOX
What do young folks want when it comes to technology?
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Tags: blogging, chat, e-mail, Millenials, technology, text messaging
You might think of pay phones as those obsolete communication devices kept in glass boxes just perfect for Clark Kent to change into his Superman outfit. But no more.
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Tags: banks, MasterCard, mobile phone, payment card, technology
The costs of litigation are high, even if you win. If you lose, the problem is even worse.
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Tags: discrimination, hiring, IT workers, litigation
