Marty Weil writes for print and the Web. He is a full-time freelancer with more than twenty years of experience writing about the use of technology in numerous fields. He has written extensively about enterprise software and supply chain management. He also covers the interplay between technology and education.
Marty has served as a managing editor for several corporate blog projects. He is also an experienced podcast producer and host.
He is interested in reading, social media, music, and entrepreneurship.
You can contact Marty at [email protected].
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The second installment of my Data Center Management column, which focuses on HR issues in data centers, appeared in the November issue.
The November column, Getting a Virtual Grip on Power and Administrative Issues, discusses how the incorporation of virtualization technology into the data center is creating a need to broaden staff capabilities.
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In September, Data Center Management published the first installment of my new column, which focuses on HR issues in data centers. The column will appear in each new issue of the magazine.
As IT professionals grow older and wiser, many insiders wonder if enough skilled, trained—and interested—people will be available to fill administrative positions open due to normal attrition in the workforce. The Graying of the Workforce discusses how data centers are coming to terms with the problem.
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My March feature in Managing Automation, playfully titled, The Mysterious 11th Element, answers the question, "Where does the bill of lading fit into the 10+2 regulations?"
It's not a burning question unless your livelihood depends on shipping.
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