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STEM: Why It Will Be Forever Important
The government have suffered huge economic effects of up to £1.5bn per annum due to a major skill shortage in the STEM industry.
Migrating to Kubernetes: Moving to a better world
Michael Cote, Staff Technologist at VMware Tanzu, examines the latest state of Kubernetes in 2020 in our latest contribution.
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Managing the digital workplace: why employees lose two weeks a year to IT downtime
Jon Cairns, VP, Global Solution Consulting, Nexthink, helps us to understand ways we can meet employee demand for IT-related issues.
The STEM Gap: Empowering Women in Employment
Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) are industries famously dominated by men. In these sectors, the ratio of women employees is extremely low in comparison to men
Women in tech reveal the biggest challenges they face
In the Women in Tech Survey Report 2019 by Ivanti, women talk about their experiences in the tech industry.
UK startups will survive the coronavirus, but they need help
Ritam Gandhi, CEO and Founder of Studio Graphene tells us why UK startups will survive if they are supported by the government after a sweeping loss of confidence damages the startup economy.
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STEM: Why It Will Be Forever Important
The government have suffered huge economic effects of up to £1.5bn per annum due to a major skill shortage in the STEM industry.
CommScope Accelerates Enterprise Wi-Fi 6 Adoption with New Access Points
CommScope introduced additions to its portfolio of access points supporting Wi-Fi 6 technology
UK workers say they will continue to work from home after lockdown is eased
The majority of UK workers are happy to wait another month before returning to the office.
How to Navigate your IT Department Through The Pandemic
Jeff Creasy, VP of Information Systems, Extreme Networks helps us understand how to tackle the IT challenges that come with the remote working transition amongst the lockdown.
Managing the digital workplace: why employees lose two weeks a year to IT downtime
Jon Cairns, VP, Global Solution Consulting, Nexthink, helps us to understand ways we can meet employee demand for IT-related issues.
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The STEM Gap: Empowering Women in Employment
Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) are industries famously dominated by men. In these sectors, the ratio of women employees is extremely low in comparison to men
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Women in tech reveal the biggest challenges they face
In the Women in Tech Survey Report 2019 by Ivanti, women talk about their experiences in the tech industry.
UK startups will survive the coronavirus, but they need help
Ritam Gandhi, CEO and Founder of Studio Graphene tells us why UK startups will survive if they are supported by the government after a sweeping loss of confidence damages the startup economy.