Are You Training Your Employees to Leave or Developing Them to Stay
The old joke is if you train your employees too well, they’ll leave, but if you don’t train them at all, they stay.
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Fueling a Revolution: R, Rivals and SQL Server 2016
Imagine Romeo Montague calling up toward Juliet Capulet on a balcony, reciting poetry such as “What R through yonder Windows breaks?” or wooing the daughter of that rival family with sweet nothings of statistical data analysis talk of “Big Data, Big Analytics.” Microsoft SQL Server and Oracle Database products vie for market share. Some people consider Microsoft and the Linux community to be rivals. Therefore, when Microsoft joined forces with Google, Oracle and others in June 2015 for a collaborative project under the Linux Foundation, some people expressed confusion. Let’s clear up the realities of this seemingly star-crossed love affair.
Read moreSecurity+ Question of the Week: Good Password Behavior
Which of the following is an example of good password behavior?
Read moreThe Business Case for TShaped Leaders Why Your Company Needs Them
In the next six months, you will be provided with the most comprehensive and cutting edge information regarding the hot topic of “T-shaped Leaders” available in the market today: who they are, what they look like, where they come from, why you need them, and how you can grow and develop them internally.
Read moreHow Your Personal Cybersecurity Habits Threaten Your Organization
In a recent survey conducted by Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) of more than six hundred people (non-IT and non-security staff), revealed more than fifty-six percent of corporate employees had not received security or policy awareness training from their organizations.
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