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The big problem in big data: a lack of skills
A lack of skilled analysts has hamstrung the industry at a time when the demand to adopt AI and big data analytics has never been higher, says Aaron Auld
CIOs reveal the secrets of their success
The UK's top IT leaders reveal to Computing what helped propel them to the top of their organisations
What new skills will CIOs need over the next few years?
A group of top UK-based CIOs discuss their changing roles, and what new skills they'll need to develop to lead their organisations into 2020
Recruit DevOps engineers internally and keep them loyal, advise experts
Good DevOps engineers are hard to find
GDPR: It's IT's job to understand it, and explain it to the business
With business leaders desperate to understand the implications of the impending EU regulation, it's up to IT to understand it and translate its requirements into language they understand
Wide scale redundancies coming to IT departments
Experts warn of the need to get out of the basement and engage with the business
CIO - the best job in the world?
Duncan Stott, CIO of engineering firm Kier, explains why he thinks technology leadership is the best job in the world
CIO and COO roles are merging, say technology leaders
Either the COO has to have IT skills or the CIO needs to be closer to customers and the value chain, says Met Office CIO Charles Ewen
Is automation going to screw up the job market? I see no reason why not
Even the 'good news' seems pretty bad
CIO role now a balancing act, say IT leaders
Traditional IT continues to be squeezed in favour of innovation, whilst the lead role splits in several directions
AWS launches "re:Start" IT skills programme with backing of UK government and military
With handy cloud services message included...
Is there an IT skills gap? If there is can the apprenticeship levy close it?
The incoming apprenticeship levy will be very good for the IT sector, predicts QA's Ben Sweetman
G4S CIO: Moving to cloud doesn't mean you get rid of your IT department
'The idea that you don't need tech skills once you move to cloud is a fallacy,' says CIO, explaining that G4S has around 1,000 ideas for new technology projects for 2017
Scottish exam authority admits 'typographical and coding errors' in computer science test
GCSE-equivalent paper contained "a number" of badly-worded questions as well as wrong information
Fujitsu to axe 1,800 UK jobs
Cuts linked to customers moving to cloud, and not Brexit, Japanese company states
The digital workplace: the future is now
By adopting a digital-first approach, businesses can embrace the benefits that both digital technology and millennials can bring, argues Muhi Majzoub
IT needs to understand users better, says CA Technologies
Operations grapple with need for end-to-end visibility, but this must be allied with a close understanding of the user experience in order for IT to properly align with the business, says software company
Firms bemoan lack of cloud skills
Though some treated lack of skills in marketplace as opportunity to train up internal staff
Tech jobs clustered around Oxford and Cambridge, finds report
Reading, Manchester and Southampton are also hotspots finds Tech City UK report
Cloud training: is it really necessary?
Computing research shows that the more you know about cloud, the more there is to know
85 per cent of organisations lack the skills to manage cloud, finds survey
Meanwhile, multi-cloud investment always comes down to price, say 70 per cent
Universities must examine how they equip students for new challenges
Jane Berry of UWE Bristol explains that universities must partner with businesses in order to give students what they need to progress
Cyber security skills: what are they and where can we find them?
Are talented potential cyber security specialists being put off by Hollywood-driven stereotypes, asks MWR's Martyn Ruks
Tech roles likely to expand at Lloyds Bank despite job cuts
Losses likely to affect front-line and facilities staff, with increases in IT headcount more likely than cuts
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