Water firm finds talent on tap

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In the first of a series of interviews with some of UK IT Industry Awards class of 2010, the recipient of last year's IT Department of the Year gong explains how the honour has helped it to attract high-calibre recruits

One of the most hotly contested categories in the UK IT Industry Awards is IT Department of the Year. In 2010, this prestigious prize went to the tech team at Yorkshire Water Services. So what was ...

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