Careers and Skills
IT vacancies rise at slowest rate in two years
The computing industry continues to suffer from a long-standing skills shortage
IBM to 'be gone' from AECOM by Spring, says insider
SLAs regularly missed, staff turnover high and the mood is depressing, an insider at engineering giant AECOM has claimed, as outsourcing woes continue
The impact of Brexit on the IT jobs market
Ahsan Iqbal, director of Technology at recruitment specialist Robert Walters, examines how the IT jobs market changed in 2018 and the effect that Brexit will have in 2019
Interview with Isabel Richards, head of product, Ocado Technology
Isabel Richards discusses winning the Rising Star (Enterprise) award at the Women in Technology Excellence Awards 2018
Interview with EE's Sofy Large, Future CIO of the Year
Sofy Genevieve Large, senior digital delivery manager at EE, speaks to Computing after winning the Future CIO award at the Women in IT Excellence Awards
Interview with the BBC's Claire Hoxworth, Enterprise IT leader of the year
Computing speaks to Claire Hoxworth, Manager - Service Information & Support, Broadcast & Online Service Management at the BBC, about her win at the Women in IT Excellence Awards
Training and engagement are the key to unlocking automation
Automation for automation's sake doesn't work, argues Krishnanand Nayak of SAP Fieldglass
Highlights from the Women in IT Excellence Awards
Computing brings you a highlights reel from the fabulous Women in IT Excellence Awards
Women in IT Excellence Awards: All the best photos from the night
The Women in IT Excellence Awards 2018 were a roaring success, but don't take our word for it, see for yourself!
The Women in IT Excellence Awards: Gallery of winners
Computing is proud to reveal all of the winners on the glittering night, celebrating the many female success stories from the UK's IT industry
Security skills hard to find because industry is focusing on the wrong things, says panel
A panel of security experts at Computing's recent Enterprise Security and Risk Management event says looking for computer science degrees won't necessarily find you the right people for the job
Medium-sized firms expect automation to make them more competitive
The UK lags behind in automation adoption, but growth is forecast
Only 10 per cent of organisations have implemented upskilling programmes around automation
Training employees to deal with automation improves productivity and morale
How do we make the IT industry more female friendly?
Elaine Rowlands, UK Head of HR for PCMS Group, discusses equality in the workplace, and what needs to be done to better promote it
What motivates CIOs to come into work each day?
Computing speaks to a host of the UK's top CIOs to find out what makes them get out of bed in the morning
Disrupt or be disrupted: firms need to quantify their IT skills gap says Pluralsight
It's hard to plan for the future if you don't know what talent you have
DevOps Live: Humans have the attention span of a goldfish, and that's affecting how we learn
New technology is the best way to counter the skills gap
Impact of automation on jobs has been overstated, claims Bank of England's Mark Carney
The head of the Bank of England rejected earlier research on automation, some done by the BoE's own economists
People in developed and developing nations think that automation will make them worse off
Populations disagreed on whether it is up to government, schools or individuals to ensure that people have the skills to work in an automated world
University of South Wales is closing the skills gap, say IT professionals
The Cyber Academy prepares graduates for work through industry partnerships
Computer says no - is the Tier 2 visa scheme a threat to your business?
Immigration lobbyists say that the Tier 2 Intra Company Transfer visa is a loophole that companies use to move staff to the UK from outside the EU
The UK needs more data engineers and analysts to fuel the data-driven economy post Brexit
Nesta's skills taxonomy shows the UK needs to do more to grow data wrangling and analytics talent
The turbulence of employment status in the gig economy
Charlotte Allery, employment solicitor in the tech sector at law firm Coffin Mew runs through the impact of recent cases on employment status in the age of the gig economy
What should tech companies do to promote diversity?
BrightHR Head of Digital Experience Anneka Burrett argues for change in the technology industry to promote diversity
Most read
