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Technology sits at the heart of almost every organisation today. From strengthening cyber security and enabling digital transformation to supporting critical national infrastructure and global defence operations, IT professionals play a vital role in keeping businesses, governments and societies connected.

Working on a NATO programme is unlike most contract assignments. The environments are international, security-sensitive and often mission-critical, with demanding requirements around specialist capability, security clearance, compliance and mobilisation.

For many military service leavers, the thought of transitioning into civilian life can feel daunting. The military provides structure, purpose, camaraderie and a clear sense of mission. After years of service, stepping into a civilian workplace can seem like entering unfamiliar territory.

AI, data, cyber security and cloud are already changing how UK public sector organisations operate and deliver services. But the bigger challenge between now and 2030 may not be the technology itself. It will be the skills candidates need to progress the technology.

As the world continues to get more security-conscious, business and organisations are under pressure to protect sensitive information, critical infrastructure, and demonstrate trustworthiness to clients and governments alike.

As organisations continue to accelerate their digital transformation agendas, ServiceNow has become one of the most in-demand platforms for driving operational efficiency, workflow automation, and enterprise-wide change