Archive - Jun 2009

Infrastructure recruits heading to smaller companies are likely to work with cloud computing, a report has revealed.

A marketing firm reportedly saved thousands by investing in email continuity technology.

Symantec: Virus rate up in June

The growth of chip and pin has lead to the decline in cheque guarantee cards, according to new research.

Engineering recruits with green capabilities could be buoyed by government investment in wind turbines.

Financial services recruits who worked on developing the TradElect system for the London Stock Exchange may soon see the tool upgraded or replaced.

Multimedia advertising will rise by 50 per cent this year, according to an industry expert.

Smartphone manufacturers may choose to market their products' aesthetics rather than internal features if one expert is to be believed.

A new pharmaceutical recruit at Procter & Gamble will bring experience to the role, it has been stated.

Reports say the important corporate milestone that is Microsoft Windows 7 will be ten per cent cheaper than Vista.