All Staffing and Training News - September 2006

TokOpen helps TNT streamline tax reclaim

TNT Logistics UK has streamlined its VAT reclaim process and other financial tasks using Corpora’s TokOpen document management and workflow programme.

London Olympics shortlists back-office bidders

The London Organising Committee for the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games has shortlisted four companies in its tendering process to appoint an information systems partner.

HP reshuffles management of ProCurve Networking

  • News
  • Date: 27 September 2006
HP has reshuffled the management of its ProCurve Networking business, appointing a new European head.

Barclays appoints new IT chief operating officer

Barclays has appointed Heather Campbell in the new role of chief operating officer for the group’s chief information office (CIO).

Accenture delivers passport service chief

James Hall, the Accenture executive responsible for the firm’s £2bn contract with the NHS’s National Programme for IT, has been appointed as the first chief executive of the Identity and Passport Service.

Fixed-mobile convergence service promises savings

BT has unveiled a new enterprise fixed/mobile convergence service to help organisations merge their Wi-Fi networks with GSM mobile networks to cut costs.

Should all staff be given access to e-mail at work?

  • News
  • Date: 26 September 2006
The big question: Should all staff be given access to e-mail at work?

South Yorks fire service warms to performance management

South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Authority has implemented a performance management system from Performancesoft.

BCS awards spotlight companies that encourage women’s role in IT

Women now make up less than 20% of the UK’s 1.2 million IT workforce, so the announcement of this year’s GCS Women in IT Award medallists is a timely reminder to all IT employers that opportunities for women are important for the future of the profession.

A third of firms will not train staff

More than 30% of employers refuse to provide training to develop the skills of their staff, according to the Trades Union Congress.
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