The secret to Glasgow's growing success as a tech hub
Glasgow has a burgeoning startup scene, backed by its history within fintech and three top universities.Read more
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Charlotte Jee
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Charlotte Jee
Charlotte Jee is editor of Techworld. She previously covered tech in government, politics and the public sector for Techworld, CIO UK and Computerworld UK, and before that was assistant editor of Government Computing magazine. She has contributed to the New Statesman, Private Eye and Radio Four.
Here are 324 UK women who could speak at your tech event
This is just a tiny sample of the thousands of women working in tech in the UK, including startup founders, vendor executives, CIOs, security experts, developers, technologists, lawyers and academics.Read more
How to pitch your startup to an accelerator scheme
Don't get distracted by the prospect of cash - joining an accelerator is a tough process and may not suitable for your specific startup.Read more
Meet MyTripCar: the startup taking on the £48 billion car rental market
Dealing with car rental companies can be one of the least enjoyable parts of going on holiday. This Spanish startup hopes to take on the broken car hire industry.Read more
How to hire more women into technology roles
If you are serious about your commitment to diversity in tech, here is how you need to start changing your processes and approaches.Read more
Women are finally getting a hearing on sexism in the venture capital industry
Justin Caldbeck at Binary Capital has been accused of unwanted sexual advances towards women by six female founders.Read more
The great driverless car race: Where will the UK place?
Driverless cars in the UK have no legal barriers - a unique position against the rest of the world.Read more
Our guide to the best events of London Technology Week 2017
All you need to know about London Technology Week, running this week from 12 June until 16 June 2017.Read more
What it's like working in one of the UK’s happiest tech teams
Here's why Expedia has been topping the 'happiest place to work' rankings for the last two years.Read more
How GoCardless keeps its developers happy
Autonomy, trust, challenging work and flexibility are crucial ingredients for a happy development team.Read more
