What a fantastic evening! We are delighted and grateful that so many of our friends, colleagues, partners, and clients from across Scotland could join us to celebrate our 30th anniversary in Edinburgh.
#friendship#partnership#collaboration#support#innovation#scotland
With data now widely accepted as a valued business asset, keeping up-to-speed with the best tools to use to protect that data is vital. Here, Lead Consultant James Cruddas considers the importance of data security and risk mitigation: https://t.co/rIY9Sp4ez0
@techUK@DigiLeaders
In our latest Becoming Informed blog, Alice King discusses her role as a Senior Engineer, reflecting on her first five years at Informed and her pivotal role as part of our Project Services team.
Read Alice's blog here: https://t.co/kZNGMd9T0y
#careersindigital#womenintech
Fallowfield Hillbilly.
A song about being looked down upon.
The 142 was full of characters, all I had to do was
make sure the pen didn't run out.
Those first chords still send shivers down my spine.
Cavorting.
A song about longing to be in a band.
Now we're cooking. Wrote the lyrics on a Fred Perry compliments slip when I worked there. Wrote most of the record in that shop on Police Street.
"The best way to contend with problems, with issues, with adversity ... is by taking action. The more you sit and the more you wait and the more time you spend with that adversity with the upper hand inside your head, the worse it's going to get."
— @jockowillink
Manchester City Council (MCC) refuse to remove the Noise Abatement Notice they served on us last November.
Night & Day have appealed the notice. We have and continue to operate in the exact same manner as we have done previously and for the past 30 years.
This sport ❤️🥹
A young fan was waiting outside the bus for @romainbardet@LeTour all morning. Look what it meant to meet him and get an autograph 😍
#TDF2022
1) I've been in software development for about 35 years. It's a little discouraging that to this day, many people still believe that the point of testing is to get the right answers to prescribed questions, rather than to reveal the actual state of the product, problems and all.
You can:
- Have dates on roadmaps
- Use JIRA
- Work in Sprints
- Have a QA column
- Rely on frameworks
- Take sales requests
- Have limited data
etc.
…and still make a great product.
It's quite uncool but I'm really pleased to be on the TransPennine Express. This is one of the best train routes you can be on. Crossing the north of this country in either direction, you see some lovely stuff. Well done everyone.