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Carbon Trust advises on IT carbon emissions
The CMA is working with a government environmental body on a project to help UK business better use IT to reduce carbon emissions.
BCS goes green with Carbon Trust
The BCS has announced its partnership with the Carbon Trust to develop a tool to manage energy efficiency.
BCS slams government over data breaches
Leading IT body highlights government's failings and advises on how to regain the public's trust.
BCS slams IT degree funding cuts
But the government has defended its decision not to mark IT as a subject important to the public interest.
Public sector IT not all bad
The British Computer Society highlights some of the most successful public sector IT projects.
Students think IT is boring
While they think it’s a good sector to work in, spending three years studying computer science just seems dull, according to a new survey.
BCS says it's time to get professional
The British Computer Society has called on members of the IT industry to work together to become an established profession, like architecture or...
CMA members ponder BCS alliance
The CMA will get its members to vote next month on whether or not they think becoming a subsidiary of the BCS is in both their and the wider...
BCS develops greener data centre initiatives
Following the announcement of a boost in government funding for green IT projects, the chair of the BCS data centre specialist group has talked...
BCS calls for major changes to NHS IT strategy
The British Computer Society has published a report to bring about much-needed changes to the NHS IT programme
BCS to launch recruitment website
New site, also open to non-members, will offer careers advice and all types of IT roles.
BCS urges alternative routes to IT careers
'A' Levels are not a prerequisite to closing the IT skills gap despite the increase in pass marks, society says.
British Computer Society honours UK IT users and industry
2006 BCS IT Professional and Information Management Awards winners announced.
Data centre efficiency comes under independent scrutiny
Intellect event highlights hardware inefficiency, practical steps to 'green' data centres and BCS model under development. <br/>
Tories enlist BCS to review NHS IT
The Conservative party has commissioned the British Computer Society to review the NHS IT.
Firms value IT experience over qualifications
Nearly nine out of ten organisations rate experience over education in a new study, but management skills are increasingly important, according to...
IT women still face "glass ceiling"
A survey of women in IT has shown that many believe they are held back by their gender, with male coworkers' careers progressing more quickly.
CMA and TUA join forces
The two industry bodies unite to become one in an increasingly converged world.<br/>
Green IT to benefit from Defra budget boost
The government is pledging an extra £400 million over the next three years to fund clean energy technologies, investments and enterprises.<br/>
Why don't tech savvy students study IT?
Despite being considered the most technologically talented generation, today's students aren't opting to study computing and IT at school.
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