Careers & training

How your employees perceive your organisation is key to business success

A government minister made the pledge at an event, highlighting that investments in the country could lead to more digital roles

Only 22% of those working in IT are over 50 years old, versus 31% of the wider workforce

How a lack of talent, apathy among employees and confusing training is weakening defences

The decision is yet another example of IBM’s history of promoting executives from within

What is a chief digital officer and how does the role differ from the rest of the C-suite?

The eight projects aim to improve the skills and availability of cyber security professionals in the country

The increase in spending comes as CCTV leaks raise fresh questions about security standards across Whitehall

Despite feeling more valued than ever during COVID, various factors are driving an exodus of workers

Indeed's 'Tech Needs Her' event aims to encourage more women and underrepresented demographics into digital roles

This deal could remove barriers to digital trade between the two countries and allow UK exporters to expand into a new market

The software pioneer was awaiting extradition to the US on charges of tax evasion

The move is part of a major restructure at the firm which involves the creation of two new business units

The tech giant will still offer support for the UK's startup ecosystem, but it will no longer have a physical hub in the capital

It takes a lot more than just impeccable design skills to attract visitors to a website

It's the first time the same executive has held both roles since co-founder Bill Gates stepped down in 2014

Iain Russell, head of infrastructure at Edinburgh Napier University, speaks to IT Pro 20/20

Where to find them, how to ace the interview and what comes after

The UK’s level of ‘soft skills’ is dropping - so what can we do about it?

Use this guide to ace your next interview and land a job in IT

The most popular courses included computer science, programming, and machine learning

Just 20% of the CRM provider's employees worked from home prior to the pandemic

Tech execs demand public subsidies to encourage investment, while the skills minister expresses ‘surprise’ at the widening crisis