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Using digital technology to help transform the railway industry is about more than just deploying the latest application from Silicon Valley, explains Harjit Lota

How can we persuade more women into the technology workforce? Jadesola Gbadebo and Shanaz Hannan chart out some potential next steps

On 17 May every year, people in over 130 countries around the world mark IDAHOBIT – the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia to celebrate diversity and raise awareness of LGBTQ+ rights work worldwide.

At BAE Systems we are proud to be collaborating with some of the brightest minds at British universities to deliver ground-breaking research and innovation.

The end of March 2019 saw the iconic Tornado GR4 retire from service with the Royal Air Force, bringing to an end decades of operations for the UK.

Bridging the gender gap in the tech industry remains unfinished business, says Mivy James. She explains how employers can turn talk into action.

This blog was first published by The Engineer on 8 February 2019. 

They say that variety is the spice of life and in my role at BAE Systems this is certainly true. One day I was chairing an international conference on optical systems in Berlin and the next I was helping set up an environmental monitoring system for horses at one of the UK’s national sports training facilities!

How can companies consistently turn data insights into business value? Simple, says Chris Sawyer, hire more data engineers.

A recent hackathon at DASA sought to blend data analytics with data security. While quite a challenge, it can be done, explains Tim Madden of BAE Systems.

Recently published statistics have shown that, at 4 per cent, unemployment within the UK is at its lowest level since the early 1970s and that there are more people in work in the country than ever before.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers huge potential to governments but its positive impact is by no means guaranteed. Harjit Lota explores how to turn barrier into breakthrough.

Chris Sawyer explains why centres of excellence and data engineering can help firms turn data insights into business value.

As HMS Queen Elizabeth and her 750-strong Ship’s Company get ready to sail back to Portsmouth following four months of successful flight trials, Dean Kimber, Head of Queen Elizabeth Class Support, explains what happens when she gets home.

When starting the UK Sport graduate placement, I quickly learnt how important the promotion and publicity aspects of the placement are. This was further apparent when we were asked to put together an exhibition stand for the 2018 Farnborough International Air show.

The government’s new Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation will be operating across a wide canvas, says Holly Armitage. But that doesn’t mean it can’t have a real impact.

Since the arrival of the F-35B Lightning on the deck of HMS Queen Elizabeth, a team made up of hundreds of people has been working day and night to make history as we progress crucial flight trials to integrate the aircraft and the carrier.

BAE Systems is proud of the work we do to support our Armed Forces and we work closely with charitable organisations across our markets to support veterans, their families and dependents.