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Trampoline says social networking can bounce productivity

Trampoline Systems has launched what it claims is the world's first organisational intelligence and diagnostics tool.

Apacs gets new IT head

The Association of Payment and Clearing Services (Apacs) has named Janice Bentley-Pearson as its latest IT head, replacing Sue Yeo.

IT department 'will disappear within five years', SaaS maker says

The traditional IT department will disappear within five years as core computing services are increasingly delivered via the internet, according to software as a service (SaaS) firm Nasstar.

IT graduates still heading for London

Graduates looking to carve out a career in IT by starting out on a graduate training scheme are more likely to start out in London than any other region.

CIO interview: Abby Ewen, Simmons & Simmons

Abby Ewen, IT director at law firm Simmons & Simmons, is what you might call a "people person". Of course, she can talk bits and bytes when she has to. But...

IT workers being bullied, says union

Deadline-driven project work and stressed-out managers are taking their toll on IT workers across the UK, with nearly two-thirds claiming to have been bullied, says trade union Unite.

IT employers ‘need to improve interviewing skills’

Employers with bad interviewing skills must improve if they are to compete for talent in a competitive job market, a recruitment firm has said.

App delivery architects and engineers are key staff for IT firms

The new positions of application delivery architects and engineers should be an IT organisation's next key appointments, says analyst Gartner . As...

New immigration rules may hamper Indian software contracts

The UK's new points-based immigration system could prevent Indian IT workers from entering the country easily, potentially creating problems for importing new IT systems and getting IT support for existing contracts.

BT appoints former health minister Hewitt to board

BT has appointed former health secretary Patrica Hewitt to its board as a non-executive director. BT is a...
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