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The British Computer Society (BCS) wants to focus less on three elements of its name: British, computer and society.
These are the words of the BCS president Alan Pollard speaking on the organisation's restructuring plans. He says the BCS needs to better reflect its membership by having a larger proportion of members with practical, rather than academic skills.
The 53-year-old organisation's own research shows it is seen by many as a technical ivory tower with computer scientists as members.
Major restructure
It is planning a major restructure in September in a drive to broaden its membership. It wants to appeal not only to traditional IT …