All Staffing and Training News - August 2007

UK recruiter touts jobs with online video

Recruitment company Indigo Red has introduced the UK's first online video recruitment website.

Globalisation: IT management strategies

In this first in a series on globalisation, Lindsay Clark looks at how this conceptual shift is changing the way businesses operate and how the IT function is managed and deployed

Computer clubs for girls proving successful

Staff working on a project that aims to get more girls into IT say their message is getting through.

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  • Date: 10 August 2007
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Business skills are key to the City

London is creating 39% of new IT roles in the UK, despite accounting for just 12% of the UK population, research by IT staffing company ReThink Recruitment has found.

Navigate your way to business value

Tracing business benefits back to IT systems can be difficult. But when it comes to professional sports events such as the America's Cup, the systems used by sailing teams for navigation and diagnostics can make the difference between first place and the long walk home.

Educate the board to expect more

CIOs have been advised to promote themselves as business-focused innovators, rather than IT experts, ­following news that Boots and House of ­Fraser have axed the IT director role.

IT pros impede PCI, Sarbanes Oxley compliance

The biggest barrier to collaboration between IT and compliance professionals is the lack of understanding about risk and compliance issues by corporate IT, according to a survey.

SFIA user group will help shape future updates

The Skills Framework for the Information Age Foundation (SFIA) has set up a new user group to improve communication and feedback.

Abacus joins European Smart Metering Alliance to reduce carbon footprints

UK billing and web-enabled managed services company Abacus has joined the European Smart Metering Alliance (ESMA).
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