Advertised tech salaries have grown for the third year in a row, with PHP developers, java developers and data scientists experiencing the biggest increase.
New research by Exasol has found that more than half of data-driven initiatives are failing in enterprise organisations, rising to more than 60% in the public sector, financial services and energy and utilities companies.
Average advertised salaries for tech professionals have increased for the third year in a row, despite uncertainty in the broader economy, according to new data from the 2019 Reed Technology Salary Guides.
In response to news that the Home Secretary plans to slash EU worker immigration by 80%, Simon Hember, director at Acumin, a specialist cybersecurity recruitment consultancy, argues that this spells dire consequences for the UK’s cybersecurity strategy.
In the current climate of corporate data breaches occurring more than ever before, it is important to know how the landscape will look in the future. Ian Woolley, chief revenue officer at Ensighten, highlights some of the current challenges faced by businesses and
For 2019, experts at Vertiv predict that it’ll be edge computing driving change in the data centre industry.
Does AI seem like a futuristic pipe dream? Something that your business could never implement? Well, Microsoft has just announced several investments and programs designed to help UK organisations seize the opportunities presented by Artificial Intelligence.
Amongst the general confusion that is Bexit, Vicky Glynn, product manager at Brightsolid reminds us not to lose sight of what really makes this industry tick – the people.
The age of cloud trepidation is almost over as technological advances put paid to the concerns of old. Vincent Lavergne, RVP, Systems Engineering at F5 Networks discusses what’s next for multi-cloud and why the time for adoption is now.
With continuous demand for skilled employees in some of the country’s highest growth sectors, the UK skills gap is a major and well-publicised crisis that, according to a report by Open University, costs the country more than £2bn a year.
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