FDM Group launches Female IT Champions initiative on Ada Lovelace Day

As part of its ongoing “Women in IT” campaign, the UK’s largest IT graduate employer, FDM Group, has launched its latest female focused initiative on Ada Lovelace Day. In August 2011, FDM Group held its first free seminar for women interested in pursuing IT related careers and invited representatives from the UKRC and Women in → Continue reading »

FDM Group welcomes introduction of new IT-centric GCSE

As a graduate recruiter that is dedicated to combating the IT skills shortage, FDM Group has spoken out in support of the introduction of an industry focused GCSE. The company has been feeding fresh talent into the IT industry, through its award winning graduate programme, for over 20 years and strongly supports this latest qualification. → Continue reading »

Sony Ericsson announces block buster title Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light first to Android on Xperia PLAY

28 September 2011, London, UK – Sony Ericsson is adding to its ever growing ecosystem of over 150 optimised titles for Xperia™ PLAY with a partnership with world renowned Square Enix®. Revealed today the partnership will bring much loved titles such as “Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light™” exclusively to Android on Xperia PLAY → Continue reading »

Three exciting new string concertos that redefine virtuosity “String Theory” Tom Chiu, Dave Eggar, David Chesky

Use code ’stringtech’ to receive a complimentary download. https://www.hdtracks.com/index.php?file=catalogdetail&valbum_code=HD090368035363 David Chesky - String Theory “Three exciting new string concertos that redefine virtuosity” Tom Chiu, Violin; Dave Eggar, cello Orchestra Area 31 String Theory Concerto for Violin, Cello, and Orchestra Concerto No.2 for Violin and Orchestra Concerto for Cello and Orchestra Tom Chiu, violinist and founder of the Flux Quartet and Dave Eggar, cellist and former → Continue reading »

FDM Group offers solution to shortage of Java and C# Professionals

According to financial services recruiter McGregor Boyall’s latest IT recruitment report, Java and C# professionals are currently in short supply. The report, which analysed the contract and permanent requirements during the second quarter of 2011, revealed that 40% of all IT vacancies fell within the development category. Java vacancies accounted for 30% of this 40%, → Continue reading »