Research conducted by online recruitment specialist www.theitjobboard.co.uk reveals that although 61.1 percent of IT professionals work flexible hours, almost half (45.2 percent) of these do not believe the IT industry has adapted itself to a flexible working culture.

Independent survey commissioned by Autodesk reveals IT is key to the success of the housing industry.

IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced the IBM Retail Integration Framework, an enterprise software architecture designed to help retailers accelerate the implementation of new customer focused strategies.

First Pan-European Awards for IT and Telecom Channels

Global spending on information technology will create 7.1 million new jobs and 100,000 new businesses over the next four years, according to a new study by IDC. The research predicts that in 2007 Microsoft-related activities are responsible for 14.7 million jobs from an IT industry total of 35.2 million people — 42 percent of total IT employment globally in 2007 — and more than $514 billion* in tax revenue worldwide.

The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), one of the world's leading professional societies for the engineering and technology communities, and Cisco® today announced they are working together to promote professional development in the IT (information technology) industry.

Third global development lab - this one in Armenia - will focus primarily on mobile technologies.

www.itjobsforgraduates.com, part of www.theitjobboard.com, has today launched three free career guides for graduates entering the IT sector.

crea8ivity.com – Northern Ireland’s Creative Digital Hub – to exhibit at IBC 2007 with InvestNI on UK Pavilion, Hall 4.

A new report by IT industry analyst Clabby Analytics says that "all of the new improvements that IBM is making in mainframe management may actually reduce the number of people needed to manage mainframes in the future as well as reduce the skills needed to manage mainframe environments."

Tadiran Telecom Penetrates the UK: Forecasts $10-$14 Million in Revenues in the Next Three Years

Intel Corporation announced today the expansion of its Multi-core University program to 37 universities in China. The program provides Chinese university students training with industry-leading multi-core technology and cultivates the next generation of multi-core developers for the global IT industry