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Tech giants know AI job losses are coming — here's how they plan to retrain the global workforce

By Emma Woollacott published

News AI-related job losses in the future mean millions worldwide will require upskilling and reskilling, according to a new consortium

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Cyber security training costs surge as firms battle skills gaps

By Emma Woollacott published

News Cyber security training costs are rising alongside a widening skills gap, new research shows, as firms ramp up efforts to get staff in the door

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Dreaming of starting your own business this year? It could become a reality with Vodafone Business

By Miryem Salah published

Have you ever fancied being your own boss or running your own IT business? If the answer is yes, but you have never taken the plunge, now could be the perfect time for you to take on an exciting opportunity with Vodafone Business IT Hubs

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A close-up shot of a vision impaired person using a computer keyboard and braille display, to represent accessibility in tech. The person is shot from behind and is wearing smart casual clothing.

Accessibility in tech still falls short – experts call for better understanding

By John Loeppky published

In-depth Efforts to improve accessibility in tech can mean adding functions to your back-end systems, or hiring more thoughtfully

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UK ramps up ‘future tech skills’ drive with £1.1 billion investment

By Emma Woollacott published

News The government wants to accelerated training options in the quantum, AI, telecoms, and semiconductor industries

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Supporting female founders in tech

By Rory Bathgate published

ITPro Podcast Women in tech continue to face an uphill battle – fighting for equity will mean addressing biases and improving the level of support offered by businesses already in the space

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Tight recruitment budgets prompt a radical overhaul of hiring processes at UK firms

By Emma Woollacott published

News Shrinking budgets are prompting organizations to automate more of the hiring process

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Best data science bootcamps

By Rich McEachran last updated

Best A list of what we believe are the best data science bootcamps in both the US and UK for levelling up your skills or landing a new career

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UK cyber security salaries are rising - but skills shortages continue to bite

By Emma Woollacott published

News UK cyber security salaries have been rising steadily in recent years amid heightened demand, but will this see a surge in workers joining the industry?

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What is a digital apprenticeship and should your firm take on apprentices?

By Sandra Vogel published

In-depth Digital apprenticeships can benefit companies and employees alike, addressing the IT skills gap and smoothing the onboarding process

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