Careers & training

Automated technologies will cut jobs but it will also lead to more opportunities, according to the tech giant

Eighteen months after plans to build a "world leading digital economy" were announced, is enough being done to achieve it?

With the distributed office here to stay, organisations need to think how they can deliver effective training in this new environment

Find out how to be a business intelligence analyst, what the job involves and what salary you can expect

A chief information security officer deals with far more than firewalls and antivirus software

Learn how to level up your skills and land a career as a data scientist

Global initiative unveiled at re:Invent will aim to bridge the skills gap highlighted by COVID-19

The tech industry has been left unsatisfied with Sundar Pichai's response

A third also believe that the technology would eventually work to completely automate all cyber security

Cyber security is in demand from every organisation, but what training and certification is needed?

How IT professionals can navigate the changing world of work by developing new, flexible skills

Social media giant is also in hot water over its virtual reality business

Vast majority of UK state schools have been unable to support students with hardware during the pandemic

The 11th issue of IT Pro 20/20 looks at what businesses can do to help create a more diverse workplace

This is despite the fact that 89% agree that digital skills will be important to the UK’s long-term economic prosperity

The majority of the cuts will reportedly be made in the UK and Germany

The pandemic has exacerbated issues for women in an industry where representation is already a problem

Higher salaries, investment, and many job openings have put the sector on a much higher footing lately

Having a comprehensive diversity strategy is no longer a tick box exercise, it’s a vital business imperative.

The programme has seen a surge of interest from India, the US, and Nigeria

The no-charge apprenticeship program includes a collaboration with Franklin Apprenticeships and the Urban Institute

The consortium will develop a replacement word list for terms such as master/slave, as well as frameworks and a certification scheme