Computer Weekly has exclusive tif presence

Computer Weekly was exclusively invited to participate in this year's Technical Infrastructure Forum annual conference. This is a result of the...

Published: 25 May 2000 1:00

Computer Weekly was exclusively invited to participate in this year's Technical Infrastructure Forum annual conference. This is a result of the excellent relationship we enjoy with tif.

Tim Gregory, IT director of BACS, and tif chairman, was a recent guest editor of Computer Weekly and he is on Computer Weekly's editorial advisory board, along with another prominent tif board member, Peter Bradley, technical infrastructure manager at British Airways.

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