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Naomi Climer Blog Post September 2016
As this is my last blog before the end of my IET Presidency, I thought I’d reflect on my highlights for the year and on what makes me proud of the IET and the profession.   read more...
Posted by Rebecca Gillick on The IET Blog Sep 27, 2016 12:14 PM BST
What Are The Top 5 Groups On This Platform?
We are coming to the end of another very successful IET Communities session. (For those of you who don't yet know, the IET Communities session lasts from October to September). The 2015/16 session has seen some amazing delegate numbers for events and this platform also gets larger every month. There are now around 46,000 users on the site. Admittedly ... read more...
Posted by Steve Benveniste on Community Platform News Sep 26, 2016 3:39 PM BST
FPSA launch
Nick Winser, IET Deputy President and Chairman of Energy Systems Catapult, blogs about the Future Power System Architecture Project.   read more...
Posted by Rebecca Gillick on The IET Blog Sep 9, 2016 4:14 PM BST
5 Reasons You Should Get Involved With Your Local Network
Discover just five of the many ways an IET Local Network (LN) can help your career and professional development. read more...
Posted by David Biggins on Career Hacks Aug 24, 2016 10:26 AM BST
Introducing WordPress 4.6
Most professional bloggers are well familiar with WordPress and, according to the latest statistic, more than 26 percent of all websites on the internet are powered by this platform. This makes every change to WordPress a serious thing. In order not to let anything surprise our readers, we’ve decided to make a short debrief of recent updates to ... read more...
Posted by Gabriella Diesendorf on GabbyDi Aug 23, 2016 8:39 AM BST
IET Launches New Media Library
Engineering and technology is all around us. It’s diverse, creative, exciting - and it changes the world. However, the national stereotype and image that engineering is often given is of hard hats and dirty overalls. Some engineers do wear hard hats and overalls but it encompasses so much more and so many different job roles.      read more...
Posted by Rebecca Gillick on The IET Blog Aug 22, 2016 11:43 AM BST
I Saw This Really Interesting Thing On The IET's Engineering Communities...!
Do you often read something on Engineering Communities and want to share it with your friends on Facebook? Your Twitter followers? Your contacts on LinkedIn or even share it to your own blog?   Have you read a conversation in the Discussion Forum and wished you could let others know about it so they too could get involved in the conversation?  read more...
Posted by Lisa Miles on Community Platform News Aug 16, 2016 10:26 AM BST
Everyday Tech Hacks
Technology became an integral part of our lives. Its purpose is to entertain us and make us more productive. Unfortunately, computers, smartphones, operating systems and programs don’t come with a book of small hacks that can make their use even more efficient. In this article we gathered some of the hacks you won’t find in manuals and ’ReadMe.txt’ ... read more...
Posted by Gabriella Diesendorf on GabbyDi Aug 15, 2016 7:57 PM BST
Developing The X-Factor
The perimeter platforms of the 90's that secured and kept stable most TCP/IP networks might now provide clarity on how networks designed at TCP/IP layer 2 and 3 can help with securing cloud infrastructures i.e. modern networks. Cloud based platforms offer high level of functionality at layer 7, though through standardisation, there are some ... read more...
Posted by Rimesh Patel on The Cyber Lens Aug 10, 2016 2:00 PM BST
Japan and Hong Kong on a whirlwind tour!
I've finally recovered from my IET travels at the start of the month, and have a chance to tell you about them .  In five days I went from New Zealand to Tokyo to Hong Kong, and back to New Zealand again.  I almost think I spent more time travelling than I did in Tokyo or Hong Kong!  But it was great meeting some of our dedicated volunteers, and also interesting ... read more...
Posted by Karla Smith on A Volunteer in Godzone (aka New Zealand) Aug 9, 2016 3:36 AM BST
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Naomi Climer Blog Post September 2016
As this is my last blog before the end of my IET Presidency, I thought I’d reflect on my highlights for the year and on what makes me proud of the IET and the profession.  
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Posted by Rebecca Gillick on The IET Blog Sep 27, 2016 12:14 PM BST
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Recent Blog Comments

Well done Naomi on being such a great President and also on getting round to see so many members outside of the U.K. We will remember you and your inspirational visit to Australia with fond memories, you will always be welcome to drop in and see us whenever you are out this way. Best regards for your future from the Australian Forum and all six of the LNs down und...
by Derek Boardman on Naomi Climer Blog Post ...
Congratulations, Naomi, on a very successful year, with lots of precedents, particularly in increasing recognition and understanding of the IET and our engineers. The new campaigns to inspire and influence the next generation - such as the Horizon Bursaries in the UK - and the growth of the First Lego League are great news.

Good luck with your next role,...
by Barry Brooks on Naomi Climer Blog Post ...
I'm very proud to support 4 of these networks ;o)
by Julie Hudson on What Are The Top 5 Groups On This ...
This helps, but I need to see why my linkedin and twitter won't link. But it would be good, as Geoff states, for a "share on Engineering Communities" .
by Lynsay Callaghan on I Saw This Really Interesting ...
This is great!! I would like to point out that the IET do run code classes for girls and boys ages 7 - 17, one Saturday a month, here at our Stevenae offices. I am always looking for volunteers, so visit www.theiet.org/women to keep on top of when these classes are running or e-mail me at womensnetwork@theiet.org for more information! Thanks :)
by Jo Foster on Why should you Learn to Code
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