Tag: computer science
Quantum computing and encryption – not as futuristic as it sounds
The first quantum computer was created almost three decades ago, in 1998. Yet, the topic still seems futuristic to many. While its applications remain unknown to most, quantum computing combines computer science, physics, and mathematics. It provides solutions the world has been trying to find for eons – and those it doesn’t yet know it needs.
Women in leadership roles in tech bring essential skills
When we think of technology and the ICT industry, the cliché often conjures an image of a male-dominated environment, focused solely on technical development. However, this outdated stereotype no longer reflects the reality of the industry.
Unveiling the code – why developers must crack the domain
It is important for developers to understand the domain and the significance of domain mastery in software technology. The pivotal role of Sprint 0 in successful product implementation is highlighted, emphasising that it is not just for discovery but also a comprehensive exploration of the domain at hand. Developers must grasp the client’s revenue streams to maximise client success.
AI should prompt IT professionals to upskill
The emergence of next-generation artificial intelligence (AI) should not be seen as a direct threat to IT professionals, but rather as an opportunity to upskill and master the new technology.
Learning agility trumps technical skills in the workplace
Imagine that you’re updating your CV or LinkedIn profile. When listing your skills, would you be able to state that you are ‘proficient in the use of ChatGPT3’? This revolutionary Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool was launched in November 2022, so knowledge workers have had several months to teach themselves to use it, and to understand its many capabilities and limitations.
