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Developers Rate Satisfaction with Their IDEs

Programmers spend a huge amount of time in the integrated development environment, where they write, debug and optimize their applications. A new Evans Data report identifies the IDEs that make developers say, "Boy, do I love this tool!"

CIOs Earn Promotions as Companies Realign their Management Structures for Growth

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Cisco Systems’ New Client/Server Messaging Protocol Announced

Are your developers using SOAP, CORBA or EJBs? You might want to take a look at Etch. It's language-, platform- and transport-agnostic, and Cisco is planning to release it as open source.

The Best CIOs Are Great Leaders, Not Good Managers

Top technology executives implore ambitious IT executives to stretch beyond mere management, to develop themselves and their talented teams.

Green IT at Washington Mutual Saves Lots of Green (Money) — and Electricity and Trees, Too

CIO Debora Horvath is leading a cross-functional effort to cut WaMu's computing costs and environmental impact. Here's how WaMu got started, takes advantage of its green-thinking employees and is already saving millions.

Mobile-Related Security Threats On the Rise

More than half of information security staffers say risks related to mobile devices and remote workers are up significantly compared to a year ago, new research says. Combine more mobile people with more corporate data passing beyond the corporate wa

Safari Books Online: Five Ways to Make the Most of Your Subscription

Christy Confetti Higgins, a program manager in Sun Microsystem's Digital Libraries and Research group, explains how Safari Books Online has become an indispensable training and educational resource for her company.

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