Councils could save £54.4m a year if they consolidated their property data using the National Land and Property Gazetteer (NLPG) – a standardised database of property information supplied by local government.
Gartner analysts say baby boomer CIOs have got to start thinking about technology, not as a means to an end, but as a way of life. Young workers get it -- do you?
Internet telephony cannot deliver on its promise if users remain welded to their mobiles. Winning hearts and minds with training and quality service is the key.
Don't be daunted by tales of woe about the state of the telecoms sector. A changing market is driving demand for project managers and IT-savvy technologists
Computing as a career had its heyday in the 1970s and 1980s. Even the 1990s saw the young getting into telecoms, e-security or web design. So what has gone wrong with IT as an appealing career for young people? .
If your IT department has a positive working environment, employs continuous professional development and offers a good work-life balance, then you have much to gain from entering Computer Weekly's Best Places to Work in IT awards.
Midmarket firms may not have the budgets of large companies, but IT pros can build identity and access management programs that are as effective as what the big guys have.