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IT who?
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What professions fall to IT field? is it System Administrator, Network Administrator, Technical Support, Office Support, Network Engineer, Cisco Network Administrator, Help Desk? what are the positions in IT field
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All the above and many more
As long as it has to do with technology used for storing, processing or sharing information... and 'technology' is not necessarily hardware or software, so I guess there are too many to mention. 
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See but that depends on which company you work for...some companies classify their technology department/organization as IS rather IT
My company has an IS Organizaion which has all the technical network guys, developers, etc...in one big ball -
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P42GDell wrote:See but that depends on which company you work for...some companies classify their technology department/organization as IS rather IT
My company has an IS Organizaion which has all the technical network guys, developers, etc...in one big ball
I worked at a company that called it automation and another that called it ITS, but the jobs still belong to the IT field... -
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P42GDell wrote:See but that depends on which company you work for...some companies classify their technology department/organization as IS rather IT
My company has an IS Organizaion which has all the technical network guys, developers, etc...in one big ball
What?.. oh. ball. I thought you said hall. How could people ever keep developers and others in the same hall. Just a little joke for you guys. and it's actually true. One of our developers is so sensitive and constantly keeps bitching about the noise and disturbance of other people. other meaning non-developers. and he's actually the only person who works in our company with SAP knowledge. so they probably figured they couldn't part with him. anywayz, he got a memo signed by the CTO that anyone who steps foot in his office while he's in the course of developing an application is absolutely responsible for delays, bugs and different kinds of problems that would've been his, otherwise. what a psycho.
I don't think he'll be around for long. a matter of getting another SAPer that'll work for less. Exquisite as a lily, illustrious as a full moon,
Magnanimous as the ocean, persistent as time.