Management
How motivating tech teams can deliver the best customer experience in the future
Tech teams have always been central to business success, so supporting them is crucial
Women in tech: Confidence isn't the problem
it’s too easy and convenient to point to women’s apparent lack of confidence as the key explanation for their under-representation at all levels in technology
97 per cent of campaigners want second EGM to clear Nominet board
Nominet's board achieved a confidence rating of just 1.3 out of 10
Peter Cochrane: The moribund management thinking outed by Covid
Modern networking technology has revolutionised everything – not that you’d know it
IR35: MPs urge government to protect contract workers from the malpractices of umbrella companies
Urgent steps are needed to clean up UK's 'wild west' contracting labour supply chain after IR35, a new investigation says
Amazon leads by big margin in union vote at Alabama warehouse
The final result is expected to come on Friday
Getting a head start securing the careers of tomorrow
Universities and colleges must adapt their courses to take account of rapid change in the markets, driven by both technology and global events
Google research manager resigns amid fallout from fired AI researchers
Samy Bengio was a 'strong advocate' of both Timnit Gebru and Margaret Mitchell
NHS approves 19 suppliers for £1bn of ICT hardware and services
Approved vendors can pitch for ICT hardware and services contracts under the Link 3 Framework to support the NHS and the wider public sector organisations
Adam Selipsky named as new AWS CEO
Selipsky previously worked for AWS between 2005 and 2016, so can be considered a safe pair of hands
In praise of change: an interview with Slack Head of UK Stuart Templeton
Organisations cannot afford to return to normal - they must learn from the last 12 months if they hope to compete
Digital skills gap puts UK's post-Covid recovery at risk
The number of young students taking IT subjects at GCSE has fallen 40 per cent since 2015, despite growing demand
Google's plan to block cookies draws US antitrust scrutiny
Google advertising rivals are concerned that Google will continue to gather user data for itself via loopholes while they would lose the data-gathering tool
Nominet chairman conjures spectre of government intervention to avoid removal
The Public Benefit campaign group dismissed the claims as scare tactics
Diverse recruitment must begin at a grassroots level
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world more than any technology - but like any disruption, it's also brought opportunities
Life as a non-technical woman in data
You don't need to know how to code to launch a career in data: an enquiring mind and drive to solve problems are enough to get started
Tech jobs boost - but will the pandemic change the office of the future?
Bev White, Chief Executive of Harvey Nash Group takes a look at the data emerging from the pandemic and asks how the demand for tech jobs will change because of the pandemic
Intel told to pay $2.18 billion to VLSI Technology for infringing two patents
Intel accuses VSLI of patent trolling, says it will appeal
Biden backs workers' right to collective action as Amazon employees vote on union
No supervisor should confront workers about their union preferences, he suggests
Government to buy stakes in tech start-ups, report
'FinTech is one of the UK's great success stories and will help us seize new opportunities around the world', says Rishi Sunak
Thank Zuck it's Friday #4 - Facebook in Australia, Python's birthday and Amazon's workers
Join the Computing editorial team as they take a look at the week's top tech news, and somewhat oddly, discuss what happens when you walk into a brick wall...
Home working in a pandemic: The hidden challenges
The management burden of remote working is heavier than it seems, reports Chris Middleton, and mental health may be the biggest weight to carry.
UK tech jobs surpass pre-pandemic levels, despite rising unemployment
The IT sector employed about 1.6 million people in Q4 2020, versus 1.5 million in Q4 2019
Google fires AI ethics lead Margaret Mitchell
The move comes about two months after the departure of leading Black researcher Timnit Gebru from the company
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