CIO Salaries Soar
News According to research by recruitment company Harvey Nash, the proportion of chief information officers sitting on company boards has increased from 43 percent last year to 46 percent this year. Simon La Fosse, director and head of CIO practice at...
[October 23, 2006, 8:20]
CIOs Change Outsourcing Motives
News Three-quarters of those surveyed said responsiveness and flexibility are the primary drivers behind their decision to outsource, research from recruitment consultancy Harvey Nash has revealed. Paul Smith, global managing director of outsourcing and...
[November 13, 2007, 9:57]
Credit Crunch Looms Over IT Jobs Market
News While demand for tech workers to fill vacancies is still strong, one sector where there has been some softening is banking, according to recruitment consultancy and outsourcing service provider Harvey Nash.
[January 11, 2008, 7:30]
Vietnam Tipped As Future Offshoring Hotspot
News The bold claim has been made by recruitment company Harvey Nash, which has just bought Ho Chi Minh-based recruitment business SilkRoad for $1.8m (£887,139). Harvey Nash cited the fact Vietnam has the second-highest GDP growth after China and that...
[July 11, 2007, 9:22]
UK Warned Over Migrant IT Worker Shortfall
News A report by consultancy the Centre for Economics and Business Research for recruitment company Harvey Nash into the impact of skilled migrant workers has predicted the IT, telecoms and transport sector will need an extra 19,000 skilled migrants...
[March 26, 2008, 14:35]
IPhone Finds Favour With Business Users
News Alastair Behenna, chief information officer at Harvey Nash, said: "It is a very interesting launch product and, once it has settled into use, the price should become more realistic. O2 may be concentrating its iPhone efforts on consumers but...
[February 27, 2008, 8:44]
Female IT Workforce Shrinks Again
News Separate research released in October by recruitment agency Harvey Nash showed that among CIOs, just eight percent were women. The proportion of women in IT continues to decrease, meaning that now just one in six IT professionals is female.
[November 24, 2006, 13:23]
CIOs Give Windows Server 2008 A Cautious Welcome
News Alastair Behenna, chief information officer at recruitment company Harvey Nash, called it an "interesting release" but said the jury is still out, while Mike Roberts, IT director at private Harley Street establishment The London Clinic, said his...
[February 29, 2008, 9:10]
