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15/08/2018

Top 12 techie desk gadgets

What do you have on your desk at work? Usual telephone, stapler, headphones, mug, family photo or two? If you’re a techie with a passion for gadgets, it’s likely that you may have a few additional devices to make your desk space more entertaining and potentially save you time. If you don’t, you’re definitely not fulfilling your tech geek status to its full potential.

We’ve done our research on the best tech desk gadgets to make your working life more entertaining. Be the envy of all your colleagues with these ‘must-haves’:

Foot hammock

A whole new meaning to ‘put your feet up’. Kick back and relax whilst your test script is running. Just make sure you don’t disgust your colleagues with your smelly feet…

Novelty mug

Investing in a novelty mug can bring a variety of benefits to your working life. How about a handy mug that hides your biscuits/cookies from your colleagues beneath your brew? Or bring some hilarity to your working life by showcasing your favourite side-splitting tech joke…

Washable keyboard

Did you know that your computer or laptop keyboard is 20,000 times dirtier than a toilet seat? Yum! Wash those germs away with this revolutionary washable keyboard.

If you’re a particularly messy eater or just plain clumsy, crumbs, this is for you!

iPhone charging stand

Did you know that UK adults spend an average of eight hours and 41 minutes a day on media devices? No wonder our smartphones are running out of battery before the day is up.

This 100% natural wood phone charging stand and sound amplifier for iPhone, stands your phone upwards or horizontally. It charges the iPhone and has a pen holder to neatly keep your things organised and at hand. Very professional!

Basketball rubbish bin

Test your ‘tekkers’ – here’s a fun alternative for the office and a chance to look away from your screen.

Cable tidy clips

How do you keep your desk tidy? These useful clips keep your desk tidy and organised by clipping your cables away from your workspace to give you more room to work and fulfil those health and safety requirements.

Cable clips

Hand pillow

Spent all night debugging some maddeningly elusive software defects? Look no further – the hand pillow; a very comfy pillow for a quick nap at lunch time or on the train in-between meetings. This genius product is a blessing for employees, (but one to watch for employers).

Rubik’s cube mini fridge

“Anyone for a Rubik’s Cube refreshment?!”

This is a great novelty item for people who love gadgets – it’s a mini-fridge disguised as a large Rubik’s cube! “But how do I get into it?” I hear you cry. Don’t fret – there’s no time-consuming twisting and turning; just open the door.

Desk matt

Personalise your desk with a colourful or patterned matt – just like you’d spruce up your living room with a jazzy rug, you can also do this with your desk. Simply place this under your keyboard and instantly ‘feel’ the benefits.

On a budget?

Some people have been known to have a carpet sample or off-cut under their keyboard, providing that soft comfy feeling when sitting at a desk. Shagpile or Berber?

Novelty Bluetooth speaker

Get ready to geek out! This wireless Darlek Bluetooth speaker has a range of 33 feet and includes sound clips such as ‘Exterminate’, ‘Gun’ and ‘Re-initializing’. What’s more, the antennae flashes with music and gets brighter as the volume increases.

Mug coaster warmer

“Fancy a cuppa?” A must-have item for any hot beverage fans out there. Keep your drinks hot by heating them up with this coaster, saving you time to make another.

The Wild Card

Need a new Office Manager? Meet Betty; a highly sophisticated robot, running artificial intelligence-driven software. She has been developed by an international research team led by the University of Birmingham.

Betty won’t sit on your desk, but she will supervise the office, assessing clutter, the temperature, noise and health and safety measures are being met. She’ll even welcome guests in Reception. Read more about Betty here.

Upgrade your desk space

These beauties, all available from Amazon, are guaranteed to bring some sparkle to your working life – not only will you be germ free, fully charged (phone and you personally) and totally relaxed, you’ll be the talk of the office.

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03/04/2018

IT Crisis Management to be the hot topic at ITBoss

Corecom Consulting is pleased to announce Andrew Carvell, Managing Director at One Voice, as the Keynote Speaker for ITBoss on Thursday 19 April 2018 from 8.30 – 10.30am in central Leeds. One Voice provides incident and emergency crisis management software for companies across a range of different industries.

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Andrew heads up One Voice’s London office and is responsible for managing client relationships both in the U.K and internationally, specialising in crisis management. Andrew’s previous role was working within Business Development for over five years at Access Intelligence Plc; a group of Software as a Service (SaaS) businesses that deliver comprehensive reputation and risk management solutions.

He comments on what delegates can expect to take away from ITBoss:

“It is important to be able to respond to a crisis, especially in today’s world where information and media coverage is shared and spread rapidly as soon as something happens.”

“Attendees will come away with an increased awareness of the need for a robust crisis management process, but also an understanding of how companies are using technology as an enabler to increase the resilience from small or large incidents.”

Get involved – join the conversation

ITBoss is an award-winning networking event for Senior IT Professionals. The event takes place on Thursday 19 April 2018 from 8.30 – 10.30am in central Leeds. The award-winning event boasts a wealth of information from experienced leaders within the IT community. Click here to register your interest.

16/08/2017

Forming agile relationships, IT security and GDPR – confirmed ITBoss topics

ITBoss is fast approaching on Thursday 24 August. Amongst the list of confirmed delegates include senior IT professionals from the likes of CPP Group, MasterCard and Hallmark Cards.

Attendees have been submitting their hot topics over the past few weeks for discussion at the event. Event host and Managing Director at Corecom Consulting, Jonathan Sanderson, said:

“There were a number of common themes that emerged from the discussion topics which were submitted by registered attendees so we’ve chosen to focus on those areas which have proven most popular.”

Here’s a rundown of the topics you can look forward to discussing next week:

Benefits to attract IT professionals to join your business

Creating agile relationships with clients

IT Security and GDPR preparation

If these sound like areas you’d be interested in hearing more about, simply register your interest here

You can also look forward to learning from guest speakers from Sky Betting and Gaming and Infinity Works Consulting – click here to listen to the podcast interview

About ITBoss

ITBoss takes place on Thursday 24 August 2017 from 6.00 – 8.30pm in central Leeds. The award-winning event boasts a wealth of information from experienced leaders within IT. Take a look at the event schedule and register online

23/05/2017

Corecom Consulting features in Yorkshire Post Top 250 Companies in Yorkshire

Corecom Consulting is delighted to announce that the company features in the Yorkshire Post Top 250 Companies in Yorkshire 2017 (page 8).

We have been recognised for our support for the 10 big impact initiatives for Leeds, leading the way in the implementation of initiatives to radically increase innovation and employability within the sector at a time when the Region faces significant and growing levels of skill shortages in technology.

Such initiatives include our award winning technology networking events and resources which have been given a special mention because of their contributions to business innovation, increasing the number of women in tech roles, raising graduate prospects in the region and upskilling underrepresented community groups.

Jonathan Sanderson, Managing Director at Corecom Consulting and Recruitment Boss of the Year Finalist 2015 & 2016, said:

“The team and I are delighted to have been recognised as the ‘Top IT recruiter’ in Yorkshire.

“We’ve worked really hard to contribute to transforming society, the sector and to enable communities to keep abreast of the latest opportunities, tools and technologies.

“We are very excited to see our charity, industry and community partnerships continue to flourish and have a lasting impact on society.”

Corecom Consulting is leading the way in skills development and keeping up with the rapid pace of change in digital and technology.

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01/02/2017

GradBoss set to reduce skills shortages in IT

Computing students from throughout West Yorkshire are once again taking advantage of a rare opportunity to network with technology professionals from the likes of Sky, Jet2, Morrisons, Research Bods and Capita at GradBoss.

GradBoss is a free award winning networking event for university students approaching graduation or seeking a work placement and prospective employers in IT. The event will take place on Tuesday 28 February 2017 from 6.00 – 8.30pm in central Leeds. Click here to register your interest.

Following the last GradBoss event, Dinuka Palihawadana, Computing student at Leeds Beckett University said:

“I have great news! I have been offered a placement at Hermes to be a Software Tester!

“Thank you again for inviting me along to the GradBoss event.”

GradBoss has been recognised nationally by The Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo) for increasing the employability prospects of local students and reducing the skills shortages in the IT jobs market.

Jonathan Sanderson, GradBoss Host and Managing Director at Corecom Consulting said:

“From 2013 to 2015, the number of skill shortages in IT tripled. This is versus an increase of 50% in the number of employer vacancies within the Leeds City Region. As the economy continues to develop, employers are finding it increasingly challenging to recruit people with the required skills.

“GradBoss aims to reduce this skills shortage. It’s is a terrific opportunity for students from Bradford, Leeds, York and Hull universities to network with, gain advice from and to take part in a live Q&A session with some of the best in tech.”

A CV Clinic will be in operation throughout the evening so students can bring theirs along for review with an expert advisor.

Register for GradBoss

Are you a prospective employer seeking Computing students or a university student looking to start your career or placement? Click here to register your interest.

Click here to read more about GradBoss, including the schedule for the evening.

06/09/2016

Former Head of Engineering at Yahoo! to present at ITBoss

Yoel Marson

Corecom Consulting’s award-winning networking event for Senior IT Professionals is coming up on 22 September 2016. ITBoss promises to be a great success with two presentations from some sought after IT professionals. The event will take place in Leeds City Centre and will run from 6:00pm – 9:00pm. Register your interest today.

The second Guest Speaker will see Yoel Marson, CTO at CPP Group, with a presentation titled talking about ‘Structuring an Agile IT Organisation’. This presentation will cover how best to design organisations to best suit agile software development and delivery.

Yoel has over 8 years’ experience in managing multi-disciplinary teams of up to 100; across design, web, server & app development, architecture & testing. With a background in Development, Yoel has progressed in his career from Senior Developer, through Development Manager to Head of Engineering where he worked at Yahoo! Answers.

As Head of Engineering at Yahoo! Answers, Yoel was responsible for reporting to Global Head of Communities and was the only global product technology leader outside of the US. Yoel served 1.5bn page views a month to 200m+ unique monthly users. He saw a complete team rebuild following re-organisation to single co-located team in London and transitioned the team to Agile.

After Yahoo! Answers, Yoel joined Saffron Digital as a CTO whereby he transformed the technology from monolithic services to AWS hosted microservice architecture, resulting in multi-tenant and easily configurable/customisable platform. Here he transitioned towards hybrid automated presentation solutions whilst managing a multi-platform team across iOS, Android, Windows and SmartTV.

Now, Yoel is CTO at CPP responsible for the entire IT strategy and delivery at CPP.

Speaking ahead of the event, host and Head of Senior Appointments, Dan Mills, said:

“It’s a pleasure to be welcoming Yoel to speak at ITBoss later this month, his numerous years of experience in the industry will go a long way towards providing attendees with invaluable knowledge and information.

“ITBoss is going from strength to strength and this event is no exception. With two presentations from leading IT professionals, this event is looking to be our biggest yet. We have already reached our capacity for the event, but we’ve opened up a few more spaces on a first-come, first-served basis.

“If you’re a Senior IT Professional in Yorkshire and haven’t yet registered for our event, I highly recommend getting in touch to secure a ticket.”

ITBoss is an exclusive, invitation-only networking event in Yorkshire designed to bring Senior IT Professionals closer together. Organised and held by Corecom Consulting, Yorkshire’s fastest growing IT recruitment specialists, ITBoss creates a unique platform for IT Managers across Yorkshire to debate and discuss hot topics, learn from reputable and established speakers whilst networking with like-minded individuals in a friendly environment. Please click here for further information.

Want to join the conversation?

The next ITBoss event will be held on 22 September 2016 in Leeds City Centre. To register your interest for this event click here. To enquire about future events, please contact Dan Mills at itboss@corecomconsulting.co.uk or call 0113 457 1454.

04/08/2016

DevBoss announces David Naylor as Guest Speaker

Corecom Consulting is excited to announce that DevBoss, our award-winning networking event for Yorkshire’s Software Development Managers, is coming up on 18 August 2016. The event will run, as usual, from 6:00pm – 9:00pm in central Leeds.

We’re delighted to welcome David Naylor, Senior Product Manager at Cascade HR, as Guest Speaker for DevBoss. David is an experienced technology professional and agile evangelist with over 12 years’ experience developing cutting edge enterprise-ready software solutions within the full Microsoft Technology Stack. With a career that started in Software Development, moving through a series of roles including Operational Support Manager, Senior Product Owner, Product Development Manager and now Senior Product Manager, David has a unique blend of technical, operational and commercial experience.

Speaking ahead of DevBoss, David said:

“Having attended both the DevBoss and TestBoss events for the past year I have always enjoyed the events and found the sessions extremely useful. Corecom has been very generous in hosting these events and when I was asked to present at DevBoss I felt compelled to contribute and support them this year. Hopefully I can continue to add to the success of the events by presenting some engaging and thought provoking content, based on my experiences.”

Having graduated from Teesside University in 2004 with a 2:1 in Software Engineering, David has continued to further his education with industry recognised qualifications in ITIL, Scrum and Product Management.

Following a successful placement year working for the Global Leader DuPont Knowledge Management, David started his professional career with BTL as a Junior Developer but soon found himself working as a Senior Developer and was instrumental in the development of BTL’s flagship assessment software Surpass™. Surpass™ has now been used to deliver over 12 million high stakes on screen assessments and this is built on technology that David helped define and deliver.

David built and managed the Live Services team, made up of DBA’s, Developers and Service Technicians where he developed real empathy for end user issues and excellent problem solving skills.

Turning around a failing agile transformation he quickly became the Senior Product Owner, responsible for managing a team of 4 Product Owners helping to define and implement the business strategy. During this time, David had his first exposure to Product Management and started to gain an understanding for the commercial side of a business.

David joined Cascade HR, one of the UK’s leading providers of Human Capital Management Software in April 2015. In his role, David was responsible for the Product, Development and Quality Assurance teams reporting to the Technical Director. He moved into senior management within four months of his arrival, following the departure of his immediate manager. Along with the executive management team, David was responsible for defining the business strategy and driving this forward through the creation and management of the Product and Technical Roadmaps. Most recently, David took on the role of Senior Product Manager where he is responsible for ensuring the business has the correct commercial focus, competitor and product awareness to succeed. David has successfully implemented the Scrum Framework into the development team and the team are now making constant improvements to this.

Want to join the conversation?

DevBoss is an exclusive invitation-only networking event for leaders in Software Development across Yorkshire, hosted by IT recruitment specialist Corecom Consulting. The event creates a unique community for leaders in development to network, debate, discuss hot topics, and learn from reputable and established speakers who are leaders in the industry.

The next DevBoss event is on 18 August 2016. If you would like to register your interest please contact Andreas Xiarchos at devboss@corecomconsulting.co.uk or call 0113 457 1454.

12/07/2016

What does Brexit mean for contractors?

Ever since the shock decision that Britain will leave the European Union (EU) there has been little said about the plan going forward. This may be confusing if you’re a contractor or freelancer and you may well be left concerned about your future, especially as there have been warnings about the economic consequences of Britain leaving the EU.

Uncertainty

As no set plan has been put into motion yet, it is clear that Britain is in a state of uncertainty with regards to the next couple of years. This has a negative effect on businesses whom, like many, dislike uncertainty.

That being said it has emerged that, at least for contractors, the uncertain nature of Britain’s future could end up boosting demand for contractor workers.

Dave Chaplin, CEO of Contractor Calculator said:

“It is during this time of uncertainty that contractors will benefit from businesses hiring contingent workers in order that they can manage risk.”

In the past when we’ve encountered doubt and uncertainty in economic environments, there has been an increase in demand for hiring contractors rather than permanent workers, and there is nothing to say that this won’t happen in this instance.

This shift could place contractors in the driving seat and could well encourage more experienced professionals to make the leap to contracting.

New Opportunities

The Association for Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed (IPSE) also believes that Britain leaving the EU brings lots of prospects for the UK’s contractors and freelancers.

Chris Bryce, IPSE CEO said:

“Today’s historic result has huge implications for the UK’s 4.7 million self-employed workers and they’ll be wondering what it means for them.

“IPSE believes this new era can and must be taken as an opportunity for the UK. Priorities should be new global trading arrangements, cutting burdensome regulation on small and micro businesses and ensuring that Britain has the most flexible and attractive economy in the world. With these priorities, the UK can be a place where freelancing and contracting can thrive.

“New circumstances always bring new opportunities for freelancers. We should be optimistic about the future and IPSE will continue to push the importance and value freelancers bring to our economy.”

It is clear that although uncertain times are upon us, contractors can feel safe in the fact that uncertainty will lend itself to their nature of work and that contractors may well benefit from the vote to leave the EU.

27/05/2016

Bridging the Gender Gap in IT across Yorkshire

Leeds-based recruitment consultancy, Corecom Consulting, launches a new event aimed at bridging the gender gap in the IT industry.

WITBoss was launched last week and welcomed speakers from WISE Campaign and BCSWomen Specialist Group, talking about the lack of diversity in tech companies and the initiatives in place to bridge the gender gap.

The networking event enticed 24 attendees from Yorkshire-based IT companies to learn from reputable IT professionals sharing their experiences and educating female professionals on how to overcome gender prejudices.

Jonathan Sanderson, Managing Director of Corecom Consulting said:

“Gender equality is clearly still an issue in tech industries nowadays. Ever since a Goldman Sachs course that Helen Wollaston of WISE was speaking at I’ve been intrigued by WISE’s offerings and the importance of creating role models to promote young females in science, technology, and engineering.

“Since the recent birth of my daughter I’d love to think that there were equal opportunities for her to work in IT and progress to Board Level, therefore gender equality needs to exist, and there needs to be the right people at the top encouraging this.”

Helen Wollaston, Chief Executive of WISE said:

“Digital jobs in the North grew ten times faster than non-digital jobs, according to a new report by Tech North. One in 20 of the workforce in the North is employed in digital and the jobs are well paid. Digital jobs in Leeds pay £5.50 per hour more than non-digital. I want women to be part of this growth. It is good for women and good for business.”

Gillian Arnold, Chair of BCSWomen and listed in the top 10 most influential women in IT 2015 by Computer Weekly said:

“Shockingly, we make little progress on increasing the numbers of women in technology roles in the UK. Whilst I believe that much of the issue is for the employers to deal with, I know that women in tech will want to get active and boost their own chances of getting the best career they can get.

“The session offered hints and tips to the attendees to help them find ways to break through the glass ceiling and progress to Board Level within their organisations.”

Following the success of the networking event, Corecom Consulting is set to launch another WITBoss event later this year, providing females with further advice, and a wider network of like-minded professionals. WITBoss has enabled attendees to develop strong affiliations with influential IT leaders and companies like WISE which promotes and encourages young females into the technology sector.

WISE is accepting nominations for its 2016 annual awards, recognising inspiring organisations and individuals actively addressing the core concerns of WISE: promoting science, technology, engineering and mathematics to girls and women.

To find out more about WITBoss contact us at witboss@corecomconsulting.co.uk

03/05/2016

Top IT Student Seeks Business Analysis Placement

Top IT student and President of Leeds Beckett University’s student Computing Society, Lewis Ford, is seeking a Business Analysis role for his 12-month placement, due to commence in July.

Lewis has many strings to his bow – he is a member of the Academic Board, Societies Rep on the Student Council, President of the Computing Society, Course Representative and is a Student Union President 2016/17 candidate at University. He founded both the Leeds Beckett Computing Society and BCS Student Chapter. Through both initiatives, he has demonstrated a true dedication to improving the employability prospects of his peers.

Prior to becoming a University student, Lewis began an IT career as a front end Digital Developer (CMS) at Leeds Beckett University. With a desire to progress and develop, Lewis transformed from staff to student with a view to vastly improving his career prospects.

Lewis is currently studying a BSc in Business Information Technology. When asked about what he likes best about his course and key successes, Lewis said:

“My degree enables me to combine my technical knowledge and passion for technology with my entrepreneurial mindset. I am passionate about analysis, using data and my experiences to improve business techniques.

“I was recently able to improve the profits of a family member’s artisan food business by improving production processes and through the implementation of an e-commerce site, which is currently underway.

“I am incredibly passionate about technology and how it can be used to improve all aspects of our lives.”

In addition to studying for his degree and Society roles, Lewis works as a Freelance IT Consultant, recently delivering projects for the likes of Nutrition2go, Innevate Ltd, and The Music Consortium.

*Please note: Corecom Consulting will not be charging an additional fee for this placement, you will only be required to pay Lewis a pro rata salary of your choosing, but he has expressed that he is after £14-16k.*

Like what you see?

You can access a copy of Lewis’ CV here. For further conversation about Lewis’ skills and abilities, please contact Jamie Gillan, Recruitment Consultant, at j.gillan@corecomconsulting.co.uk or call 0113 350 8779.

05/04/2016

CTO of Callcredit Information Group is ITBoss Guest Speaker

We’re delighted to welcome David Ross, Chief Technology Officer at Callcredit Information Group, as Guest Speaker of ITBoss, our upcoming event for Senior IT Professionals, on 21 April 2016 in Leeds City Centre.

Being Chief Technology Officer for Callcredit Information Group, David is responsible for Callcredit’s product development organisation, delivering value added products, services and solutions across a wide variety of industries to improve risk, fraud and marketing.

David has 20 years’ experience in advanced analytics and decision management software, including recently at FICO where he was Vice President leading their Decision Management Suite, responsible for product and technology strategy for these software products and solutions.

In the lead up to the event, Philip Nairn, Head of Senior Appointments at Corecom Consulting said:

“It’s a pleasure to be welcoming David to speak at ITBoss later this month, his numerous years of experience in the industry will go a long way towards providing attendees with invaluable knowledge and information.

“ITBoss is continuing to go from strength to strength and this event is no exception. We have already reached our capacity for the event, but luckily for you we have opened up five more spaces on a first-come, first-served basis.

“If you’re a Senior IT Professional in Yorkshire and haven’t yet registered for our event I highly recommend getting in touch so that I can send through the details to our registration page.”

Want to join the conversation?

ITBoss is an exclusive invitation-only networking event for Senior IT Professionals across Yorkshire, hosted by IT recruitment specialists Corecom Consulting. The event creates a unique community for leaders in IT to network, debate, discuss hot topics, and learn from reputable and established speakers who are leaders in the industry. We’ll be providing catering from Leeds-based caterer Salt’s and we’ll even pick up the bar tab at the end of the evening.

Forthcoming ITBoss event dates include 21 April and 22 September 2016. If you’d like to register your interest for any of these events please contact Philip Nairn at itboss@corecomconsulting.co.uk or call 0113 350 8779.

02/03/2016

WITBoss: Promoting Women in Technology

The absence of women in technology careers has been observed since at least 2005 and a $4 billion annual investment is now in place in the UK to rectify the gender imbalance, according to Deloitte’s TMT Predictions 2016 report. Despite this injection of cash, the number of women in IT has only increased from 17-18% in 5 years between 2010 and 2015.

It’s clear that despite the actions taken by the government and private sector in the UK to bridge the gender divide in IT, there are still huge concerns when it comes to recruiting, retaining and educating women in the sector. Deloitte’s TMT Predictions for 2016 state that fewer than 25% of IT jobs in developed countries will be held by women by the end of 2016. The reason behind this figure is due to a number of subconscious gender biases.

Gender imbalance in IT originates with education; there are simply not enough females taking computer related studies from an early age. This leads to only one out of every twenty applicants being female, according to half of the companies in a 2014 study among UK companies. Deloitte argues that there are still subconscious gender biases where both men and women are twice as likely to hire a male over a female even if they both have the same qualifications and experience. This is a problem which negatively impacts the gender divide in technology companies.

Commenting on the challenges women face when entering STEM occupations, Helen Wollaston, Chief Executive of WISE Campaign said:

“There is always more to do but we should recognise the momentum behind the recruitment of women into the IT and other professional STEM occupations in the UK. UK Professional IT employment grew by 10.2% overall in 2014/15; employment of women into the sector grew by a very encouraging 36%.

“WISE has doubled our corporate membership in the past 12 months, as more and more employers recognise the positive impact women can make on their business performance and want to be part of a growing movement for change. We offer a 10 step framework, led from the top, to create an environment where women will want to work, can be their true selves and therefore give their best.”

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Tag: IT

Top 12 techie desk gadgets

IT Crisis Management to be the hot topic at ITBoss

Forming agile relationships, IT security and GDPR – confirmed ITBoss topics

Corecom Consulting features in Yorkshire Post Top 250 Companies in Yorkshire

GradBoss set to reduce skills shortages in IT

Former Head of Engineering at Yahoo! to present at ITBoss

Yoel Marson

DevBoss announces David Naylor as Guest Speaker

What does Brexit mean for contractors?

Uncertainty

New Opportunities

Bridging the Gender Gap in IT across Yorkshire

Top IT Student Seeks Business Analysis Placement

CTO of Callcredit Information Group is ITBoss Guest Speaker

WITBoss: Promoting Women in Technology

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