IT Essentials: Library learning and silo stomping

Swallow your pride and speak up

Tom Allen
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IT Essentials: Library learning and silo stomping

It's time to pull our collective socks up and talk to peers when breached.

Britain's public sector is creaking at the seams. It's over-worked and dramatically under-resourced, not helped by repeated and dramatic misunderstandings of modern IT. Nevertheless, it still li...

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