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From here, you can find out about the work of the branch, our forthcoming meetings and the members of the committee.
The BCS is the leading body for those working in IT. Established in 1957, the aims of the Society are to promote the study and practice of computing and to enhance knowledge and education of IT for the benefit of the public.
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Joint Event with YPG (June meeting): Opera believes the Web is a force for good. As an industry leader in providing innovative and standards-compliant Web browsing, Opera Software seeks to work with the next generation of leaders and thinkers whose ideas will decide the future of the Web.
Download the nomination form for the WYBCS committee: WYO 2008-9 Notification Letter (DOC, 35.5KB)
Annual General Meeting of Branch followed by Loyalty and CRM Systems what do they really mean: The evening will begin with the Annual General Meeting of the
West Yorkshire Branch of the British Computer Society. This will
be followed by a presentation by Stephen Rothwell’s Presentation.
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We are proud to announce the first SkillCentre to be held “up North” has been made free to BCS members thanks to YPG HQ! The event is also open to non-members so please bring your colleagues - it’s only 5.00 for non-members. Visit the website for more information: www.westyorkshire.bcs.org
A request for help from the Yorkshire Archaeological Society (YAS)
The slides from the April 2009 are now online.
The presentation from the March 2009 meeting is now online.
Please note that due to the high numbers of respondents, we will only be able to provide tea and biscuits at this meeting.
All previous news items can be found in the News archive