Why Certifications Rarely Change Hiring Decisions—And What Actually Does

Certifications aren’t inherently useless. Some are necessary. Others can be helpful when paired with real work. But on their own, they rarely change hiring outcomes.

Independent Benchmark Study Finds Impetus LeapLogic™ Outperforms Native Automated Database Migration Tools

Research reveals that LeapLogic delivers significantly higher conversion accuracy, faster transformation and time ...
University of Massachusetts Lowell

Computer Scientist Develops Novel Framework to Secure Sensitive Data

Funded by an Office of Naval Research grant worth nearly $800,000, Gollamudi and her lab group are developing a novel ...

Why the University of Tennessee plans to add new degrees in agriculture, retail

A new bachelor's degree in bioinformatics aims to support Tennessee's agricultural economy with a data-driven approach. The university is also seeking approval for an online master's in retail, ...
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News Flashes

AWS is announcing AWS Security Hub Extended, a Security Hub that simplifies how users procure, deploy, and integrate a full-stack enterprise security solution across endpoint, identity, email, network ...
The Williams Record

Workday to replace PeopleSoft, changing course registration process

The College is moving from Student Academic Records and Human Resources (Sarah) to Workday, in a change that will alter how students select their courses, view academic records, and complete personal ...