The jobs of IT managers and professionals may be shifting from hands-on admin and coding to consultative roles, but someone still has to take the...
The jobs of IT managers and professionals may be shifting from hands-on admin and coding to consultative roles, but someone still has to take the blame for downtime -- as Geek & Poke's Oliver Widder illustrates:
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