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How to generate SSH keys in OpenSSH for Windows 10
Further extend Microsoft's implementation of OpenSSH in Windows 10 by generating your own secure keys.
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Why your open source project really needs marketing
Engineers like to think that their code speaks for itself--it doesn’t. Here’s how to “market” your open source project successfully.
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10 signs you may not be cut out for a systems analyst position
The need for systems analysts is increasing, but not everyone is suited for the job. Check out this list of possible indications that you'd be happier pursuing a different career path.
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10 signs you may not be cut out to be an IT consultant
Working as an IT consultant can be a high-pressure job, requiring you to wear a lot of hats. Here's a real-world look at what you can expect if you decide to go down that road.
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10 signs you may not be cut out for project management
If you're thinking about pursuing a career in project management but you're not sure it's the right path, consider this list of signs that might point you in a different direction.
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10 signs you may not be cut out for a support tech job
The role of support tech is ideal for some people--but it might not be the best choice for others. This list will help you determine which camp you fall in.
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10 signs you may not be cut out for a CIO job
If you're hoping to advance your career by taking on the role of CIO, be sure it's the right fit for you. Here are some aspects of the job you should weigh carefully before you jump in.
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Delivering bad news: 10 tips for doing it right
Giving someone bad news is never easy, but there are right ways and wrong ways of going about it. Here are some pointers on the best methods for sharing unpleasant information.
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Don't believe the hype, AGPL open source licensing is toxic and unpopular
Despite Black Duck's attempts to hype the AGPL, there are very good reasons to believe it's not the ideal open source license.
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10 ways to shrink your IT budget without killing progress
If you're looking for ideas on how to reduce IT spending without halting forward progress, these tips will come in handy.
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10 acquisition pitfalls IT should watch out for
During a corporate acquisition, the job of merging systems, processes, and people rests heavily on IT. This list will help you sidestep some of the most common obstacles and gotchas.
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10 mobile security myths that need debunking
Mobile devices have introduced plenty of legitimate concerns, but there are some misconceptions floating around that may lead companies to focus on the wrong issues--or to ignore the real risks.
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10 things you should know about deploying a software defined network
It's early days for SDN deployments, and organizations need to navigate some tricky currents to reap the benefits.
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10 things I learned about people while working in IT
If you've spent any time in IT, you know that human interaction is a big part of the job. And while you're interacting with those people, you'll learn a thing or two. Or 10.
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10 forgotten (but still useful) tips for Microsoft Word
Plenty of Microsoft Word commands have gathered a bit of dust over the years, but that doesn't mean they aren't useful for those who remember them. Here are 10 tricks you may find handy.
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10 resolutions for better IT in 2016
As you take stock of the past year and look at the challenges that lie ahead, consider adding some of these goals to your IT-improvement list.
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10 compelling reasons to consider open source for your enterprise storage needs
If your organization is looking for a new storage platform, open source could pave the way to a highly cost-effective and flexible solution.
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10 ways to survive a critical system outage
System outages are inevitable when working in IT. The trick is to get through the experience while keeping your wits and reputation intact.
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10 underdog open source apps you need to try
These open source applications continue to fly under the radar but they are strong candidates to replace more popular software choices.
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10 things you should keep to yourself at the office
Discretion is the better part of professionalism. Here are a few unwritten rules to keep you from getting in hot water at work.
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10 successful big data sandbox strategies
Keep in mind these ten strategies when building and managing big data test environments.
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10 tips for easier collaboration between office suites
When you're working with people using a variety of office tools, you can hit some frustrating roadblocks. Here are a few standard (and not-so-standard) suggestions to make your collaboration efforts m...
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10 critical elements of an efficient data center
Read about 10 "must haves" your data center needs to be successful.
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10 best uses for open source software in the business world
Open source offers some compelling benefits for businesses large and small -- but you might be surprised at some of the ways it's being used.
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10 easy ways to ruin your smartphone
One minute you have an indispensable high-tech tool... and the next minute, you have a doorstop. Avoid the cost and inconvenience of a damaged smartphone by following a few best practices.
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10 quick tips to make Windows 10 work the way you want
Looking for some easy ways to tweak Windows 10 for maximum performance and usability? Mark Kaelin shares 10 handy configuration tricks.
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10 social engineering exploits your users should be aware of
No matter how well you lock down network security, your company can still be compromised. How? Social engineering. Here are 10 ways social engineers can get to your data without touching a keyboard.
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10 reasons your enterprise should adopt Red Hat 6.5
Check out the 10 features that are most notable in the latest version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
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10 lessons from video gaming that have helped my career
Mark Kaelin has been playing video games since the 1970s. Despite the typical gamer stereotype, he thinks gaming can teach some important career skills.
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10 worst practices that are likely to break QuickBooks
It's not hard to make QuickBooks fail, break, and refuse to work as reliably as it should. Here are a few common mistakes that can send it off the rails.