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The Skills Framework for the Information Age (SFIA) Foundation produces the industry-recognised global skills and competency framework for the digital world. It defines the skills required by business and technology professionals at every level to design, implement, manage and protect data and technology.
Find out more about the SFIA framework →Defence powerhouse BAE Systems and WithYouWithMe share a vision and mission to employ more veterans and the wider military community, prioritising Potential over experience.
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Leonardo has embarked on a programme to expand its cyber capability through a skills-led approach, drawing on the unique abilities of veterans and former first responders to tackle ever-evolving threats.
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Northrop Grumman aims to solve the toughest problems in space, aeronautics, defence and cyberspace.
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The Times profiled several start-ups who are driving programs to help UK veterans secure new careers. From stripping away the CV to providing free tech training, these businesses are changing the landscape of veteran employment.
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Battlespace Publications
It is clear that veterans need a better support network for life outside of the military, beyond the measures currently in place. UK Veterans' Affairs Minister, Johnny Mercer, shares how to fix a broken system.
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Cybersecurity Connect
Pega and WithYouWithMe are aiming to make technology roles more accessible and address underemployment among ex-military personnel by focusing on individuals’ potential, not experience.
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Pacific Navy News
The Canadian Government can call up cyber-and-technology-trained Canadian Armed Forces veterans to fill the overwhelming cyber resource demand in the Public Service.
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Advance
Tom Moore, Co-founder of WYWM, said: “Our company was founded on the principle of doing the right thing for those who have served their country. It is only right that we now protect those who protected us as they transition into new careers.
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Defence Connect
Beyond the need to embrace the latest technology on the battlefield, there is a lesser known but no less critical issue relating to the use of technology in the support systems that the military depends on.
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Defence Connect
If the Australian Defence Force is to keep pace with modern practices and digitally transform its operations, it will require an insurgency from within.
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Vanguard
There is a clear link between Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, an act that has transformed Europe’s security architecture, and the urgency with which we should be embracing new technologies and building our digital armies.
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business age
Upon their return to civilian life, many veterans struggle to find meaningful employment. Sally Walker says businesses are missing a big opportunity to capitalise on their transferable skills and life experiences.
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Pacific Navy News
The Royal Canadian Navy wants to send you to Data Boot Camp. There are no chin-ups, obstacle courses, or early morning inspection required in this digital Basic Military Qualification.
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Defence Connect
Major General (Ret’d) Rupert Jones CBE analyses the degree to which technology has changed the way that we fight across battlefields from Ukraine to Mosul.
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Business Cloud
If modern militaries are going to meet their recruitment targets, they must modernise recruitment and training processes.
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