Category: ComputerWeekly
The government’s decision to increase the earning threshold of UK visas for overseas workers to £38,700, from its current position…
Over the course of 2023, there has been a concerted effort by the UK government and law enforcement to push…
With spending on IT in the finance sector expected to emerge from the doldrums, we kick off our review of…
Countries in the Middle East are spending huge sums of money, made from selling fossil fuels, in the diversification of…
Since the dawn of retail, customers have been making demands of stores and service providers – we have all heard…
The technology skills gap is still ongoing, with people not only lacking the technical skills needed for digital roles, but…
The next year is going to be the year that sustainability becomes commonplace in IT projects. Cop28 has had many…
In my last column, I explored some of the great steps that the UK technology sector has taken towards sustainability…
A new report from the United Nations Convention for Climate Change (UNFCCC) finds national climate action plans remain insufficient to…
The government has been advised to overturn all the convictions of the hundreds of subpostmasters wrongly accused in the Post…
As we approach the dawn of 2024, the intersection of sustainability and innovation within the IT sector demands a proactive…
The democratisation of application development brings numerous benefits, including increased innovation and rapid deployment. As this trend becomes more prevalent,…