Famo.us CEO: Web and native dev are on equal ground

What Intel's $300 million diversity pledge really means Beat the HR bots -- and get your resume read

Technology Leadership February 13, 2015 Famo.us CEO: Web and native dev are on equal ground While the debate over Web versus native development continues, Famo.us CEO Steve Newcomb expects the two methodologies to get married, so to speak. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. What Intel's $300 million diversity pledge really means 2. Beat the HR bots -- and get your resume read 3. Good-bye and good riddance: The gift of getting fired 4. 10 signs you’ve been coding too much for too long White Paper: Kaspersky Lab, Inc. Practical Guide to IT Security Breach Prevention Part II Kaspersky Lab has created a set of IT & Data Security Breach Prevention Practical Guides to simplify this seemingly daunting task. Download Part II: Reducing Mobile, Web, and Social Media Risks LEARN MORE What Intel's $300 million diversity pledge really means Beyond advancing a societal goal, Intel's efforts to create a more diverse staff could help sell more products. READ MORE Beat the HR bots -- and get your resume read A recent survey of hiring managers at small companies found that more that 80 percent use an electronic filtering process that delivers less than half of incoming resumes to them to look at. So how do you make sure that you get past the filter?READ MORE Good-bye and good riddance: The gift of getting fired A techie runs the gauntlet with a distant, demanding boss -- and comes out the winner after the ordeal. READ MORE 10 signs you’ve been coding too much for too long Like any good thing, you can overdo it on programming -- and that can have strange effects on your life away from the keyboard. Here are 10 signs that it's probably time to step away from the IDE and take a break. READ MORE White Paper: Kaspersky Lab, Inc. Security for Virtualization: Getting the Balance Right Virtualization promises cost savings, improved productivity, and the ability to transform your business. But too often security can either detract from the performance gains that virtualization promises, or just not give you the protection you need. Getting the balance right is critical. LEARN MORE