Saying that failure is not an option does not raise the chances of success. If people are involved in IT there will be mistakes, argues Lem Bingley.
The skills shortage is not the top cause of wailing and teeth-gnashing that it once was. Of course demand still outstrips supply in certain tricky-to-fill roles. The company I saw requiring three y...
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