All Staffing and Training News - November 2006

IT salary survey

  • Special Report
  • Date: 17 November 2006
The SSL/Computer Weekly quarterly salary surveys analyse advertisements for IT professionals on the web and in the trade press and the quality national dailies and Sunday newspapers

HP almost doubles full-year operating profits

HP has almost doubled its full year operating profits, following a major restructuring of the business.

IT skills crisis will damage UK economy, says Shadbolt

The IT skills crisis will damage the UK economy, said new British Computer Society president Nigel Shadbolt.

Offshoring transforms the market

Harvey Nash group development director Paul Smith reports that his company is seeing boom conditions in its outsourcing business, with annual growth rates of about 40%.

BT to buy broadband rival PlusNet

BT is buying small rival broadband provider PlusNet for around £67m.

Battery recalls aren't free

Notebook battery recalls billed as free could end up costing more than companies expect.

Cisco’s cultural revolution puts staff in the front line

Cisco has begun a drive to bolster its defences against hackers by training its 55,000 employees to take personal responsibility for the secure use of the company’s IT systems.

M&S ready to start national roll-out of item-level RFID

Marks & Spencer is planning to deploy item-level radio frequency identification (RFID) tags at almost all its clothing stores after successfully trialling the technology in selected stores last year.

New deal for ITIL

The Stationery Office (TSO) and the IT Service Management Forum International (ITSMFI) have reached agreement on a deal to provide supporting material for new best practice guidance.

CIOs unprepared for looming skills war

  • News analysis
  • Date: 13 November 2006
A survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has found that even though most firms recognise staffing as their top priority, they lack the rigorous talent management strategies to attract and keep key people.
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