Apple runs much deeper than Steve Jobs.

Headline - Apple continues to dominate. A shocker? Not any more, the Apple Computer cash machine continues minting money and now they a re winning the hearts of a whole generation of mobile users - and potentially lifetime customers.

By the way, Apple stock at $340 a share is still relatively inexpensive as it's forward looking P/E ratio is only14 and many analysts have a target share price of $450. That is nearly a 35% move from today price.

As technologists a significant part of our job ( or at least it should be if you are sitting up and paying attention and not just cashing a paycheck ) is identifying new technology trends that our organizations can use drive efficiencies and improve both operations and profits.

Is there a  new CIO coming to your company any time soon? How should you break him or her in? Here is some advice from both a Gartner survey and analyst Mark McDonald.

According to Forrestor research there are many issues surrounding tablets that should be considered by IT managers when deploying tablets. These considerations include both tablet options and the security issues relating to the tablets.

In just 12 months, iPad has redefined expectations of what a computer should be: instant-on, highly portable, all-day batteries, always-connected, and app-driven. And Apple has sold 15 million iPads in 2010, clear proof of their value. How many of those 15 million iPads are coming to work every day? Probably half of them. We know you're feeling the pressure. And based on hundreds of conversations about tablets in the past year, we know that most CIOs and their teams have more questions than answers about tablets in the enterprise. We collected the 10 most common questions to give some early answers and point you and your teams towards our most recent mobile research. The time to plan a tablet strategy is now.

Do you believe you are paid what you are worth as an IT worker? Is you paycheck reflective of your skill set and you current level of responsibility at the office?  If you can answer yes to both questions then you are probably a satisfied IT worker working for a top 10 tech company. Well what about the rest of us that are not so lucky. How do we explain our salary or lack there of? Well there is a new study that sheds some light on the relationship between salary and a workers weight. The highlight are as follows: