All Staffing and Training News - March 2007

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  • Date: 27 March 2007
The Big Question is an initiative between Computer Weekly and recruitment consultancy PSD. Each week we put the Big Question to top IT professionals to get their take on a current talking point.

IT experience “more important than qualifications”

A survey conducted by the British Computer Society (BCS) shows that too many organisations still believe that IT management experience is more important than qualifications.

From IT geek to security rock star

Those who recognise change, bond with colleagues outside IT and factor physical security into their daily routine can go from IT geek to security rock star, experts say.

Fujitsu strikers suspend action after MPs step in

Union members at Fujitsu Services in Manchester have suspended strike action in their long-running dispute, following the intervention of five local MPs.

Microsoft joins Ajax web development alliance

The OpenAjax Alliance has welcomed Microsoft into its membership, in a major boost for the open source web development organisation.

Awards highlight value of training in helping IT to meet business goals

The BCS has highlighted the importance of training to the IT industry with its sponsorship of last month's IT Training Awards, run by the Institute of IT Training.

Foreign exchange dealer overhauls website to boost business

Foreign exchange dealer HiFX has relaunched its website with four localised versions to boost business.

Pest controller takes IP bait with contact centre

Pest control and cleaning firm Ecolab has opened an IP-based customer contact centre in Wales.

Lawson adds HR apps to Landmark

Enterprise software supplier Lawson is planning to introduce four human resources applications on its Landmark ERP architecture by the end of May.

Beat a path through the IT skills jungle

Can a skills framework add clarity to the challenge of managing the constantly changing skills required for IT roles? Bill Goodwin reports on the experiences of two very different organisations
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