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Wipro trains UK engineering graduates
Wipro will begin taking UK engineering graduates to India on its Indian Gateway internship training programme in September News | 22 May 2012
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Survey reveals returning budget increases but lack of women in IT
Research from Harvey Nash finds more CIOs are confident of budget increases, but reveals a lack of women in the technology sector News | 17 May 2012
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Key IT influencer Ian Watmore quits civil service
Ian Watmore, permanent secretary at the Cabinet Office and one of the main drivers of the government's IT strategy, is leaving the civil service next month. News | 16 May 2012
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Cisco hosts London TeenTech event to promote careers in technology
Cisco joined TeenTech to encourage schoolchildren to consider careers in technology and highlight the importance of STEM subjects News | 15 May 2012
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DWP appoints ex-BAA IT chief Philip Langsdale as new CIO
The Department for Work and Pensions has appointment former BAA CIO Philip Langsdale as its new chief information officer. News | 14 May 2012
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IT skills shortage hindering implementation of EU Privacy Directive
Businesses are in a rush to find skilled security professionals to update websites in time for EU Privacy Directive. News | 08 May 2012
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Inflation negates growth in average IT pay
IT salaries grew by an average of 4.3% in 2011, compared with an average of 2.3% across all sectors, with the average IT salary exceeding £40,000. News | 08 May 2012
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Digital skills shortage is hitting employers
IT contractors with digital skills can earn £500 per day as the expected shortage of IT professionals begins to unfold and demand increases. News | 04 May 2012
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Ipsos global CIO Ben Booth departs
The global chief information officer at market research giant Ipsos, Ben Booth, has left the company. News | 03 May 2012
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Employers competing for IT professionals as recruitment remains buoyant
Employers are in competition for full-time IT staff as the IT recruitment sector is defying the downturn, according to Hays IT. News | 01 May 2012
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Cisco everywoman in Technology Awards: The winners’ stories
The winners of the everywoman in Technology Awards 2012 have been announced. Find out why they won Feature
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Bringing back the romance of engineering: Technician Council unveils framework
The Technician Council has unveiled a framework for employers which aims to recreate the romance that once surrounded engineering Feature
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Re-skilling through the Open University to get into IT
Ian Kelly, a 34-year-old IT specialist, is preparing to take the next step in his career, and turned to the Open University to improve his skills. Feature
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The future of work: The next-generation workforce
Cisco provides insight into the mindset, expectations and behaviour of the world's next generation of workers and what this will mean for businesses. Research
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Roundtable: How industry and academia create ideal IT graduates
In the tough economic climate, can industry work with universities to create IT-literate and business-savvy graduates? Feature
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Computer Weekly Technology Industry Survey
This in-depth research from Computer Weekly and Mortimer Spinks, provides a must-read analysis and insight into UK IT salaries. Research
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Self-encrypting drives: SED the best-kept secret in hard drive encryption security
The SED solves many common data loss problems and is easy to use and manage with minimal impact on system performance – yet relatively few businesses and governments use SEDs. Feature
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The IT Apprentice: How technology internships bring niche skills to industry
With student numbers with IT-related GCSE and A-levels falling, and university tuition fees set to rocket next year, the IT sector is preparing alternative IT career paths for young people to enter the industry as apprentices and build niche skills t... Feature
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From back-office to top-line sales: How CIOs are making money for their businesses
Most businesses agree technology is fundamental. But more than putting technology at the core of business strategies, CIOs are developing products to directly boost company sales, moving the IT department into an era of product development, away from... Feature
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Datacentre services supplier Equinix gives its top three tips for apprenticeship selection
Equinix, provides datacentre services, operating 90 datacentres worldwide, and is taking on two apprentices on 5 September in a four-year "Electrotechnical" programme to grow the team. Feature
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Providing work experience to close the skills gap - give IT to those who want IT
Many IT employers still complain of a lack of suitable recruits on the job market. What role could work experience play in closing the IT skills gap? Opinion
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Women in Technology: Learning the rules of a boys' game
Maria Ingold, CTO of FilmFlex Movies, shares her experience of working in the male-dominated technology industry Opinion
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UK must invest in skills to ensure future IT innovation
Young people may learn how to use PowerPoint at school, but they lack the innovative ICT skills businesses really need Opinion
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How to be headhunted
The best candidate for a job might be happy in their current role and not actively on the job market - but still the target for a headhunter. Opinion
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Top 10 project management trends for 2012
Collaboration is a common theme throughout many of the 2012 top 10 trends for project management, according to a panel of experts. Opinion
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Security skills gap to become crucial in 2012, says (ISC)2
The emerging threat in the developing cybersecurity skills gap is an issue (ISC)2 has highlighted throughout 2011, and 2012 will be the year when industry really begins to feel it, particularly in London with the Olympic Games coming to town. IT jobs & recruitment
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Byte Night 2011: The generous generation
Technology is turning young people to donate to charity in new ways - helping the IT industry's annual Byte Night fundraising event. Opinion
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Top skills for IT managers - Part 6: Change management
Mergers, acquisitions, redundancies and other organisational changes often create anxiety and uncertainty because such business changes affect every level of an organisation. Opinion
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Business-critical projects ensure strong IT recruitment despite economic fears
There has been a distinct split between organisations favouring caution and avoiding permanent recruitment, while others have continued to implement strategic and operational plans intended to support organisations' future success. Opinion
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Security Zone: Utilising a dedicated network test team to enhance security and reduce vulnerability
In recent times we have witnessed multiple successful attacks on the network and infrastructure at various large organisations, writes Mugdha Raje, member of the Ethernet Testing and Certification group at AT&T Labs. Opinion
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TeenTech London event at Cisco House
Cisco hosted TeenTech's London event at it's Cisco House, over looking the Olympic stadium, to encourage school students to consider a career in technology. Photo Story
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InfoSec Europe 2012: A look at IT security skills in the current climate
At InfoSec Europe 2012 security industry experts gave their view on IT skills in the security sector Infosec 2012
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Everywoman in Technology Awards 2012: Winners
See all the pictures, including the winners, from the Cisco Everywoman in Technology Awards 2012 Photo Story
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How much do IT managers really earn?
How much do IT managers earn? These graphics from Kew Associates show the best paying sectors for IT managers, and assess how pay levels have risen over the past five years. Photo Story
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In 1966 England won the World Cup and Computer Weekly launched the world's first weekly IT newspaper
After 45 years in print, Computer Weekly, the award-winning title for senior IT decision-makers, is to become a 100% online publication. Here is a celebration of 45 years in print. Photo Story
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CW500: Ben Booth, Ipsos CIO talks about managing global IT departments
In this CW500 video interview, Ben Booth, CIO at global market research group Ipsos, talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about his experiences of managing such a highly diverse, distributed and multi-lingual IT operation. Video
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CW500: Albert Ellis of Harvey Nash on recruitment, skills and career development issues for 2011
In this video from the CW500 Club’s first meeting of the year, Albert Ellis, chief executive of recruitment specialist Harvey Nash, talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about the major recruitment, skills and career development issues... Video
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Video: Revealed: The best and worst IT service providers of 2010
Interview with Lee Ayling, managing director, UK information technology advisory, Equaterra Video
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CW500: Collaborating with your peers – the retailer’s view
In this video from the CW500 Club, Computer Weekly’s IT leadership networking forum, John Bovill, CIO of Aurora Fashions, the owner of Coast, Oasis & Warehouse retail brands, talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about how cross-compan... Video
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CW500: Collaborating with your peers – the charity sector view
In a recessionary environment, sharing best practices in IT is more important than ever. Collaboration is becoming a new and important source of competitive advantage and increasingly, organisations are moving away from the traditional model of secre... Video
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IT Works
IT training and skills advice to empower the digital economy. Skills and Training
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Wipro trains UK engineering graduates
Wipro will begin taking UK engineering graduates to India on its Indian Gateway internship training programme in September News
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Survey reveals returning budget increases but lack of women in IT
Research from Harvey Nash finds more CIOs are confident of budget increases, but reveals a lack of women in the technology sector News
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Key IT influencer Ian Watmore quits civil service
Ian Watmore, permanent secretary at the Cabinet Office and one of the main drivers of the government's IT strategy, is leaving the civil service next month. News
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TeenTech London event at Cisco House
Cisco hosted TeenTech's London event at it's Cisco House, over looking the Olympic stadium, to encourage school students to consider a career in technology. Photo Story
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Cisco hosts London TeenTech event to promote careers in technology
Cisco joined TeenTech to encourage schoolchildren to consider careers in technology and highlight the importance of STEM subjects News
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DWP appoints ex-BAA IT chief Philip Langsdale as new CIO
The Department for Work and Pensions has appointment former BAA CIO Philip Langsdale as its new chief information officer. News
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IT skills shortage hindering implementation of EU Privacy Directive
Businesses are in a rush to find skilled security professionals to update websites in time for EU Privacy Directive. News
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Inflation negates growth in average IT pay
IT salaries grew by an average of 4.3% in 2011, compared with an average of 2.3% across all sectors, with the average IT salary exceeding £40,000. News
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Digital skills shortage is hitting employers
IT contractors with digital skills can earn £500 per day as the expected shortage of IT professionals begins to unfold and demand increases. News
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Ipsos global CIO Ben Booth departs
The global chief information officer at market research giant Ipsos, Ben Booth, has left the company. News
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