Careers & Education

Will there still be IT jobs in the future? If IT becomes seamlessly integrated into everybody's lives, what happens to IT people? What will they do and where will they work?

The labour union representing a small but growing number of IBM Corp. employees is considering taking action against the company's reported plan to move nearly 5,000 jobs offshore, including asking employees to refuse to train their replacement workers.

Wireless network provider T-Mobile USA Inc. has signed an agreement allowing corporate users of virtual network operator iPass Inc. to access its public Wi-Fi network in the U.S.

A recent survey suggests getting along with the boss is more important than pay or benefits when it comes to happiness at work.

Perhaps reflecting a renewed optimism within IT, the focus of last month's Comdex trade conference in Las Vegas was specific to enterprise technology.

The olympian task of developing and implementing the IT infrastructure for the 2004 Olympic Summer Games in Athens is proceeding at an athletic pace, as the Aug. 13 inauguration of the world's biggest sporting event approaches.

Few managers are genuinely surprised when the results of an employee satisfaction survey are revealed. You really don't need the science of statistics to know that people aren't entirely pleased with every aspect of their work lives.

It's been a little over a year and Margo Weeks has no regrets. Sure, there were the usual growing pains, hiccups and potential missteps, but Weeks was there every step of the way.