HP Makes Aggressive Move for IT Budgets

February 3, 2010 Manage Your Profile IT Management Daily Brought to you by HP Makes Aggressive Move for IT Budgets Continuing a trend among the big IT companies, including IBM and others, HP is now offering zero-percent financing to small to medium-sized businesses for IT expenditures like PCs, servers, and networking equipment. Read more >> Whitepaper: Cloud Computing--Latest Buzzword or Glimpse of the Future? Sponsored by Google Cloud computing frees up budgets hand-cuffed by IT expenses. Instead of purchasing software licenses and hardware for new employees and locations, businesses simply add accounts to expand computing capacity. This paper surveys cloud computing today: What are the benefits? Why are businesses embracing it? What are its payoffs and pitfalls? Download Now >> Windows 7 Use Surpasses 10 Percent The new Microsoft OS keeps gaining steam, according to Net Applications. Still, Windows XP continues to lead the pack with a 66.31 percent market share in January. Read more >>    10 Best IT Jobs Right Now    Botnet Targets Major Web Sites With Junk SSL Connection    IBM Calls Out Oracle's Ellison On Database Claims    Google to Open Enterprise App Store in March    Google Shows Off Chrome OS Tablet Ideas    IBM Article: SOA, Cloud and the Rise of the IT Services-based Economy    Tech Brief: Establishing a Low Cost Disaster Recovery Site. Sponsored by Intel    Microsoft Article: Solving Data Center Complexity with Microsoft Configuration Manager 2007    Forrester Wave Report: Enterprise Data Warehousing. Sponsored by IBM    eBook: Guide to E-Discovery and E-Mail Retention. Sponsored by Symantec    Oracle Whitepaper: Enabling Agile and Intelligent Businesses    Microsoft Whitepaper: Windows Phones and Unified Communications    Riverbed Whitepaper: Extreme Savings--Cutting Costs with WAN Optimization Oracle Begins Selecting Its Sun "Survivors" Oracle CEO Larry Ellison was adamant that there would be no wholesale slaughter of products or staffing cuts, yet the reality is that not everything can survive or receive full Oracle investment. Read more >>   Job Title Company Location C++ Software Engineer (IL) Next Step Systems US-IL-Chicago Software Developer Next Step Systems US-NY-New York&US-CA-North-Cupertino Software Developer Next Step Systems US-NY-New York&US-CA-North-Cupertino Senior Systems Administrator - Windows (IL) Next Step Systems US-IL-Chicago Application Developer - Asynchronous (IL) Next Step Systems US-IL-Chicago