Government CIO John Suffolk lets off steam
Leading public sector IT professionalism efforts isn’t easy when there seem to be more problems than answers. Government CIO John Suffolk shares his many frustrations with Ambrose McNevin
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Women still undervalued by UK tech industry
And they account for fewer than one in six IT workers
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Further decline in numbers taking A-levels in computer science
Where will the next generation of IT professionals come from?
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South East is IT's heartland
And London leads the way with 40% of all UK jobs
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How to become an standout IT leader
Four principles to ensure you lead the pack
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A refreshing change
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Stepping up to the mark
This year’s interviews highlight the confidence of CIOs in 2007, who are increasingly comfortable with being at the heart of the business. But the challenges they face are as taxing as ever
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Driving through innovation
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Preferential treatment
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