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The BCS Programme To improve the ability of business and other organisations to exploit the potential of information technology effectively and consistently by increasing professionalism Creating the IT Profession To build an IT profession that is respected and valued by its stakeholders for the contribution that it makes to a more professional approach to the exploitation and application of IT
The BCS Programme We need an IT profession which: Is defined in terms of its ability to play a full part in all stages of IT exploitation Is seen as – and sees itself as – an integral part of the business Has appropriate non-technical skills, including management, Creating the IT Profession business and leadership skills, as core competences. Is about both Information and Technology Lays greater emphasis on the accreditation of current capability and competence Demands greater personal responsibility on the part of the practitioner. Is attractive to a wider group of entrants than at present
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