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The latest quarterly report from e-skills UK has advised the Government to broaden training courses for students or risk losing business abroad.
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Women with backgrounds in the IT, engineering and science sectors are being urged back to work after having children in a Government bid to reduce skills shortages.
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More than a quarter of US companies currently outsourcing IT operations abroad will double their spending on the service in 2003, according to a recent survey.
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Broadband connection charges for businesses could be reduced by around 50 per cent, and rental charges by 30 per cent, if new proposals from the Office of Telecommunications (Oftel) are accepted.
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Nick Montagu, Chairman of the Inland Revenue, has denied a new 10-year, £4 billion contract to supply IT services to the Department is 'an open and shut competition' tipped towards incumbent suppliers, Electronic Data Systems (EDS).
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Tomorrow's skilled IT workforce is being held back because Government funding is not providing the IT resources, equipment and training young students need, new research suggests.
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More than two thirds of IT workers are unable to resist opening emails they suspect to be 'inappropriate' and a further 42 per cent circulate them to colleagues and friends, according to a recent poll.
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A US recruitment survey has shown businesses prefer to be introduced to skilled IT workers by word of mouth rather than by using the Internet or agencies.
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The Australian Government has announced it will suspend priority visa processing arrangements for permanent foreign Information and Communications Technology (ICT) workers.
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A leading Australian academic has published a report urging the Government to take action over the damage its '457 visa program', the country's equivalent of the UK's fast track visa system, is doing to its IT sector.
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