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Season's greetings from the President
I am now well into my year as President and I'd like you all to know how honoured and pleased I am to be able to represent you all.
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Grid Computing Now! winners announced
Grid Computing Now!, a government funded knowledge transfer network, has announced the winners of its grid computing for a greener planet competition.
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SFIA version 4
The SFIA Foundation has announced the release of version 4 of the Skills Framework for the Information Age. Delegates at the SFIA Foundation’s eighth annual Skills Management conference on 4 December at the BERR Conference Centre in London heard about the details of this latest version of SFIA. It is now available on the SFIA website.
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BCS IT Industry Awards winners
Recognising innovation, professionalism and best practice, the BCS IT Industry Awards were announced at the Grosvenor House Hotel on 4 December. With IT at the heart of modern day life and business, the awards recognised a wide range of organisations, individuals and projects.
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Data centres' code of conduct
BCS has welcomed the publication of a European code of conduct for data centre operators. BCS sees this as a sign that the industry is beginning to address the issue of carbon emissions which current forecasts compare to the level from the aviation industry.
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BCS announce MP website award winners
According to a survey commissioned by BCS only 7 per cent of British adults have looked at their MP's website and only 46 per cent know the name of their MP. This contrasts sharply with the level of public interaction generated through social networking sites and the internet in the recent US presidential race.
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BCS signs memorandum of understanding with itSMF International
BCS and the IT Service Management Forum International (itSMFI) have signed a memorandum of understanding which will see the two bodies work more closely in the future to promote professionalism across the industry.
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Two Foremost BCS Figures Appointed Honorary Fellows
Dr Glyn Hayes, a pioneer in health informatics, and Roy Newell, an outstanding branch member who is also active in a number of topical BCS specialist groups have been made Honorary Fellows by the BCS.
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