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Lisa Vaas

Lisa Vaas has been a technology journalist since 1995, when she first started writing feature articles for PC Week — which later went on to become eWEEK — that focused on Customer Relationship Management technology, the care and feeding of then-scarce technology talent, and the magic mixture of technology and business savvy that turned companies into technology leaders. Since then she’s focused on databases, including open-source databases, has chagrined Larry Ellison by scooping Oracle’s 10g release, and went on to cover information security and cybercrime, writing for publications including CIO, ComputerWorld, and PC Magazine. Most recently she’s been covering one of the only technology industries that (woefully enough) is exploding due to the weak economy: namely, Applicant Tracking System (ATS) packages used to parse resumes. Find her work at www.lisavaas.com.

By Lisa Vaas -
Jul 28, 2010

The hiring climate in IT is gaining momentum, tech staffing agencies report, but its recovery pace is akin to that of a snail going about its business after recovering from a coma.

“It is gaining momentum at a very deliberate pace,” said John Reed, District President of Robert Half Technology in the Central United States. “I would say it’s continuing to improve every month, every quarter.” READ MORE

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By Lisa Vaas -
Jan 21, 2010

HugsHerPCLegions of enterprises are raring to go. They’ve been treating Windows Vista as if it was the swine flu, they’re itching for a new OS, they’re sitting on crusty client hardware that’s begging to be upgraded, and they’re hungry for the new generation of desktop virtualization (DV) technology. One medical center, University of Texas Medical Branch, is already testing the new OS in its push to expand desktop virtualization to cut patient response time. READ MORE

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By Lisa Vaas -
Dec 22, 2009

IsItSafeXSmallWindows 7′s DirectAccess is a win for users: convenient network access, no virtual private network needed. But it’s a stickier prospect vis-a-vis security and administration. READ MORE

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