All Staffing and Training News - October 2007

Somerset councils sign £400m IT services deal with IBM

Two south-west councils have signed a £400m shared IT services deal with IBM to help serve the citizens of Somerset.

A happy workforce is a creative workforce

Getting staff to socialise can boost productivity

Tories slam ‘gimmicky’ web voting and call for urgent action on e-crime

The Conservative Technology Forum focused on online crime. Shadow home affairs minister, James Brokenshire, said, "There is a lack of any real urgency within government about tackling online crime, or obtaining any proper data on the true scale of the problem.

Firms must do more to protect online reputations

Businesses need to be more proactive when it comes to managing their reputation online, as criminals find new ways to attack them, says analyst Gartner.

IT professionals are 'model' learners

IT professionals' method of learning and absorbing ideas should become a "model" for learning in other areas, according to Donald Clarke, board member of the University for Industry, which set up Learn Direct.

Unite members vote for industrial action at Siemens

Unite, the UK's biggest trade union, has today announced an overwhelming vote for industrial action at Siemens over plans to close its final salary pension scheme.

Strategic influence of CIO on wane as churn spirals

The churn among top IT staff is at record levels, with their strategic influence on the wane, warns recruitment agency Harvey Nash.

UK office workers shun electronic filing

Some 64% of key decision makers in UK companies with more than 1,000 employees have huge piles of unfiled paper on their desk, according a survey by research house Vanson Bourne.

CIO spotlight: David Lister

David Lister, CIO at Reuters, tells us about the pivotal moment in his career

CIO spotlight: Maggie Miller

CIO of the Warner Music Group, Maggie Miller talks of her rise to the top
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