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CITI Recruitment WINS the Seek SARA award for best small IT Recruitment Company
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A massive THANKS to all our candidates, our valued clients and all the staff at CITI Recruitment.
It was such a great feeling to hear we won last night at the award ceremony and to receive the award for Best Small IT Recruitment Company 2012.
Great night had by all – pictures coming soon.
Thanks again – Steve Wilson
http://www.seeksara.com/au/winners-2012.html
Ubi: A tiny Android-based, voice-controlled computer
Posted by: | CommentsA new project is seeking cash on the Kickstar crowd-funding site to build an always on, voice-controlled embedded computer designed for use around the home.
Google releases new Web development aids
Posted by: | CommentsGoogle released two new internally authored technologies this week that could help ease the burdens of Web developers. One is a tool for spotting memory leaks in JavaScript code, and the other is a library written in Dart for accessing popular Google APIs (application programming interfaces).
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Google releases new Web development aids
Oracle gives Java 6 support another extension
Posted by: | CommentsDevelopers now have until next February to migrate to the Java 7 upgrade
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Oracle gives Java 6 support another extension
10 practices of highly ineffective software developers
Posted by: | CommentsSome are bad habits to overcome; some are poor decisions forced by managers who don’t know what they’re doing. Read ‘em … and weep
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10 practices of highly ineffective software developers
Microsoft Office 13 embraces Web development
Posted by: | CommentsWith the upcoming release of Microsoft Office 13, Microsoft is encouraging developers and administrators to use open Web technologies such as JavaScript, CSS and HTML to build their add-on apps.
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Microsoft Office 13 embraces Web development
MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor on implications of ‘the mobile wave’
Posted by: | CommentsMicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor’s big interest these days is “the mobile wave,” which refers to a re-ordering of technology and modern life through the proliferation of iPads, smartphones and the increasingly sophisticated software that runs on them.
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MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor on implications of ‘the mobile wave’
Cisco driven start-up heads for SDNs
Posted by: | CommentsA start-up that bases its product line and business model on software-defied networking concepts is emerging from stealth mode.
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Cisco driven start-up heads for SDNs
Open source API manager aims to help developers find, evaluate, and subscribe to APIs
Posted by: | CommentsWSO2′s API Manager tool also features an API store and governance capabilities
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Open source API manager aims to help developers find, evaluate, and subscribe to APIs
The judge overseeing the lawsuit between Oracle and Google over the Android mobile OS wants to know the names of any writers who have a paid relationship with either company.
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Oracle-Google judge wants companies to disclose any paid relationships with press, bloggers
CITI Recruitment was the first Australian IT Recruitment Agency to have an iPhone enabled website. 