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The importance of bespoke programming
Jonathan Bowers, March 13th 2007, 4:46PM
I've just completed a new UKFast podcast on Programmers and there's some really useful information in there from both Lawrence Jones and Steve Logan, MD of Recruitment Software Solutions.
The power that having in-house programmers gives a company is incredible. Lawrence looks at the potential of programming as a tool for company growth and communication, while Steve has developed a piece of software, called Eclipse, that quite literally places the recruitment sector on a whole new online platform.
I also asked both MD's about whether programming plays a part in ranking success with the search engines and there are some great insider tips to be gained from a quick listen.
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