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June 2015

CW Europe – June 2015 Edition

Employment across Europe – Why industry has a responsibility to ensure the IT workforce adds to Europe's economic value.

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Features in this issue

Europe rallies together to solve digital skills crisis
by Kayleigh Bateman
There have been several major announcements to develop skills and ensure the IT workforce adds to Europe’s economic value
Zurich Insurance turns to augmented reality to train 10,000 managers
by Bill Goodwin
The £74bn turnover company aims to harness the capabilities of augmented reality to train 10,000 employees in 170 countries
CIO interview: Mikael Ludvigsen, DLG Group
by Jenny Stadigs
It is not an easy job to be the CIO of DLG Group, the ninth largest company in Denmark and the second largest agricultural firm in Europe

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