Tech Jobs That Are Hard to Fill

Finding us in your spam mailbox? Please add us to your address book! Trouble viewing this email? View in Browser  Manage my subscriptions Aligning IT and Business Goals July 11, 2012 Top 10 Most Difficult-to-Fill Tech Jobs Finding certain hard-to-find, skilled technology professionals continues to be a battle. The most difficult hires to find and secure among today's pool of tech candidates: Java developers, mobile developers, .NET developers and software developers. Those positions are cited by hiring managers and recruiters about double or triple the frequency of other skill sets in the employment marketplace, says Dice.com. Read more > Featured White Papers HCM Technology: A Growing Priority This research report takes a closer look at how businesses are using human capital management (HCM) technology to meet their growth goals. •  IT as a Service: A Coming of Age Story •  How Desktop Virtualization Impacts Business Performance •  New Guide: Data Deduplication for Dummies Top 10 Content Strategy Pitfalls Web pages, mobile apps, print materials and social media create an endless stream of content that can be a challenge for any organization. Meeting the Cloud Migration Challenge New infrastructure, even when it's built on the cloud, is not very useful if data and application migration does not go smoothly. Download: Document Security Needs Assessment Tool How much confidence does your organization have in the authenticity of its documents and supporting workflows? Latest White Papers Better Electrical Efficiency Demands a New Approach Conference Calls & Remote Meetings — The Top 5 Hidden Costs Private Clouds and the Data Warehouse in Action Creating Intelligent Service Automation: How Apps Fit In Database Consolidation Models — Benefits of the Private Cloud This white paper describes how to successfully consolidate your database onto a private cloud through several deployment models. Download now > "There was a time when the IT department made all decisions concerning the specific models of a desktop or laptop used by employees. The proliferation of BYOD, though, does mean that these days are quickly coming to an end. Users are increasingly looking for devices that reflect individual preference." Excerpt from Paul Mah SMB Tech Blogs Carl Weinschenk Data and Telecom Is Fragmentation Control on Google's Dessert Menu? Susan Hall Charting Your IT Career 'Hot Skills' Premiums Tied to Better Retention Rob Enderle Unfiltered Opinion Dell Buys Quest Software: Why Dell Beats HP in Acquisition Processes Managing Big Data: Platform Requirements   Find new insights and capitalize on hidden relationships with this innovative data management appliance. Download now > This e-mail is sent by: IT Business Edge, property of QuinStreet, Inc. Attn: Newsletter Subscription Dept. 950 Tower Lane, 6th Floor Foster City, CA 94404 Copyright © 2012 QuinStreet, Inc. All rights reserved. E-mail Reports Sign up for these additional e-mail reports to get the best return on your company's technology and talent: •  Aligning IT & Business Goals    •  Optimizing Infrastructure    •  Integrating the Enterprise    •  Maximizing IT Investments    •  Business Tools & Templates •  IT Careers •  Leveraging Enterprise Software •  Managing Compliance Standards •  Mobile and Telecom •  Fortifying Network Security •  Daily Edge Privacy Policy     Manage Subscriptions     Unsubscribe     Contact Us     How to Advertise