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Website aims to reduce farmers' carbon emissions

A website aimed at reducing the UK's carbon emissions by connecting consumers with local farmers is beginning to gain momentum with 250 members and thousands of visitors since its launch in June.

Analyst paper: Leading up

  • In Depth
  • Date: 07 September 2007
In this report, Cutter Consortium analysts Pollyanna Pixton and Jenni Dow explain how IT professionals can better negotiate their relationships with management

Next move: should I return to coding?

Career advice for IT professionals

Shared services projects push government spending toward £40bn a year

  • News
  • Author: Ian Grant
  • Date: 06 September 2007
Government ambitions to reduce the cost of information technology will push the market for shared services projects from £23.7bn a year now, to £38.1bn by 2012, according to a report from Datamonitor.

BT rolls-out group e-learning platform

BT has commenced a roll-out of an e-learning platform across the group using the Rapid E-learning software platform from Atlantic Link.

Female resignation rates up

Female resignation rates in IT and other industries have hit a new high, despite women achieving promotion at a quicker rate than men.

New Verizon in unified communications

Service provides customers with hub to access voice mail, control incoming and outgoing calls, manage their online presence, send text messages, and synchronise contacts and calendars

Retrain staff to avoid skills crisis, says E-Skills

Re-skilling the existing workforce is crucial if the UK is to avoid an IT recruitment crisis, E-Skills UK warned last week.

Employers struck by shortage of .net skills

Employers are struggling to find developers with .net skills, as demand for skilled IT staff continues to rise.

How to secure a top managerial role

It is a good time to be an IT professional looking for a job. The market is at its most buoyant for more than six years, according to the latest quarterly data from the Computer Weekly/SSL Quarterly Survey of Appointments Data and Trends.
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