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How the tech industry can catch up on diversity
Image credit: Depositphotos Does the tech industry have a diversity problem? Does the mix of gender, ethnicity, age and skill-level reflect society? As much as we’d like to say yes, the numbers paint a different picture.
Future proofing your business - Start working in the present
The tech industry is the fastest moving and most innovative industry in the world, but it is also one in which longevity is more the exception than the rule. The average life span of a company listed in the Standard & Poor’s 500 index is predicted to shrink to 12 years by 2027, from 33 years in 1964. As global organisations, IT enterprises need to be agile in order to overcome any danger they may face in the future.
The importance of #apprenticeships in the tech industry
Details by Guy Tweedale Published: 02 May 2019 Hits: 1217 Please Rate How apprenticeships can save the world The 2018 World Economic Forum in Davos played out the same way it has previously. World leaders, business executives and charity figures, including Sir David Attenborough and Prince William, gathered in the Swiss town to sip champagne and discuss how to fight collectively against poverty and how to stop climate change.
The importance of #apprenticeships in the tech industry
Details by Guy Tweedale Published: 02 May 2019 Hits: 1211 Please Rate How apprenticeships can save the world The 2018 World Economic Forum in Davos played out the same way it has previously. World leaders, business executives and charity figures, including Sir David Attenborough and Prince William, gathered in the Swiss town to sip champagne and discuss how to fight collectively against poverty and how to stop climate change.
The importance of #apprenticeships in the tech industry
Details by Guy Tweedale Published: 02 May 2019 Hits: 1164 Please Rate How apprenticeships can save the world The 2018 World Economic Forum in Davos played out the same way it has previously. World leaders, business executives and charity figures, including Sir David Attenborough and Prince William, gathered in the Swiss town to sip champagne and discuss how to fight collectively against poverty and how to stop climate change.
The importance of #apprenticeships in the tech industry
Details by Guy Tweedale Published: 02 May 2019 Hits: 1096 Please Rate How apprenticeships can save the world The 2018 World Economic Forum in Davos played out the same way it has previously. World leaders, business executives and charity figures, including Sir David Attenborough and Prince William, gathered in the Swiss town to sip champagne and discuss how to fight collectively against poverty and how to stop climate change.
The importance of #apprenticeships in the tech industry
Details by Guy Tweedale Published: 02 May 2019 Hits: 633 Please Rate How apprenticeships can save the world The 2018 World Economic Forum in Davos played out the same way it has previously. World leaders, business executives and charity figures, including Sir David Attenborough and Prince William, gathered in the Swiss town to sip champagne and discuss how to fight collectively against poverty and how to stop climate change.
The importance of #apprenticeships in the tech industry
Details by Guy Tweedale Published: 02 May 2019 Hits: 585 Please Rate How apprenticeships can save the world The 2018 World Economic Forum in Davos played out the same way it has previously. World leaders, business executives and charity figures, including Sir David Attenborough and Prince William, gathered in the Swiss town to sip champagne and discuss how to fight collectively against poverty and how to stop climate change.
The importance of #apprenticeships in the tech industry
Details by Guy Tweedale Published: 02 May 2019 Hits: 547 Please Rate How apprenticeships can save the world The 2018 World Economic Forum in Davos played out the same way it has previously. World leaders, business executives and charity figures, including Sir David Attenborough and Prince William, gathered in the Swiss town to sip champagne and discuss how to fight collectively against poverty and how to stop climate change.
The importance of #apprenticeships in the tech industry
Details by Guy Tweedale Published: 02 May 2019 Hits: 3504 User Rating: 5 / 5 Please Rate How apprenticeships can save the world The 2018 World Economic Forum in Davos played out the same way it has previously. World leaders, business executives and charity figures, including Sir David Attenborough and Prince William, gathered in the Swiss town to sip champagne and discuss how to fight collectively against poverty and how to stop climate change.
The importance of #apprenticeships in the tech industry
Details by Guy Tweedale Published: 02 May 2019 Hits: 2469 User Rating: 5 / 5 Please Rate How apprenticeships can save the world The 2018 World Economic Forum in Davos played out the same way it has previously. World leaders, business executives and charity figures, including Sir David Attenborough and Prince William, gathered in the Swiss town to sip champagne and discuss how to fight collectively against poverty and how to stop climate change.
Why mainframe workers are essential to improve tech skills gap
What can be done to tempt the next generation of programmers to pursue a career working with mainframes? Rocket Software’s Guy Tweedale has some ideas. Here’s a fun fact for millennials and generation Z. Every time you buy a pumpkin spice latte or a pot of hummus with a loyalty card, bank card or Apple Pay, you’re touching a mainframe. Indeed, unbeknown to the general public, the average person ‘touches’ a mainframe 12-14 times a day.
How ALM automation helps businesses understand developers
The DevOps concept has taken a firm hold on software development in the past few years and at the heart is ALM automation. Most companies have moved on from the old model of separate development and operations teams in order to work in a more integrated way, enabling them to respond more quickly and effectively to business demands.
What CIOs can learn from the disasters of 2017
For many large organisations, the start of a new year marks the end of a ‘lockdown period’. Lockdown refers to the period during which many companies pause their software and hardware updates to limit the risk of any disruption to business. Now, with Black Friday and Christmas behind us, the IT department is free to make the changes it has long been waiting for. The New Year may mark the end of an organisation’s busiest period, but it is not a time for the CIO to relax.
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