Staff Turnover
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Boot camp initiation for new IT staffers boosts retention rates
Insight New employees often face a long learning curve, both in terms of their new roles and understanding business goals.
IT salaries, turnover in Asia up
News Employers in Asia's IT and telecommunications sectors are dishing out higher bonuses and salaries, but can't keep talent from leaving.
Tags: Recruiting, Business
Asia ups salaries to keep talent
News Companies in the region are on a recruitment drive and offering higher salaries to retain employees, a Hudson report reveals.
Tags: Benefits, Recruiting, Executive recruiting, Career, Trends, Compensation, SMB, Business
Developing your 'vendor viability plan'
Insight If one of your key vendors goes belly up, that could hurt your business. Therefore, IT managers need to monitor the business performance of major vendors to ensure that they will continue providing the goods and services that are required. This column takes a look at how to develop a vendor viability plan, and the questions you should ask yourself.
Web services more important than security
News Technologies that allow more flexibility are increasingly important to IT managers, according to research.
Tags: Data security, Security, Web services, Mobile
3Com beefs up security with US$430 million buy
News 3Com will pay US$430 million to acquire TippingPoint Technologies, which helps protect networks from malicious attacks.
Tags: Networking, Security
China's increased hiring bucks regional trend
News Unlike China's optimism, hiring expectations have fallen in three Asian economies--but salaries for new hires remain the same, survey finds.
Tags: Career, Recruiting, Benefits, Hong Kong, Hire, Singapore, Japan, Environment, Salary, Human Resources
Training as important as salaries in staff loyalty
News Everybody knows that salary plays a vital role in keeping staff, but the importance of training and development is often overlooked, according to a survey of IT professionals.
Sun spends up to US$1.5m on local training center 
News US-based server maker Sun Microsystems has invested between US$1 million and US$1.5 million in setting up its Sun University (SunU) training center in Singapore.
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