When it comes to starting your career, BBD’s the place to be
Featuring 49 graduates from South Africa and 10 from India, this year’s cohort is the largest BBD has taken on, showing a commitment to actively growing the in-house Graduate Programme and helping build an inclusive and solid skills foundation in the fast-moving and demanding ICT field.
Read More4 traits of a successful development team
Covid may have forever changed the way businesses do business.
Read MoreMore than a graduate programme
BBD has had a Graduate Programme (in some shape or another) for as long as we’ve been around for – which is more than 35 years.
Read MoreInfrastructure as Code — what is it, and why should you care?
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is the next stage in the evolution of software engineering, enabling a world where much of a software engineer’s job is handled by highly efficient automation.
Read MoreCloud management made easy with managed cloud services
The concept of shifting business processes into a virtual environment in the form of the cloud is by no means novel, and the benefits of which have been experienced and adopted by businesses across multiple sectors and industries.
Read MoreBBD awarded place on the UK’s G-Cloud 12 framework on the CCS Digital Marketplace
International software development firm, BBD, is now a UK government-approved supplier of managed cloud services to the Crown Commercial Services Digital Marketplace.
Read MoreBBD achieves AWS Advanced Partner status
BBD, a leading international software development firm announces that they have achieved the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Advanced Consulting Partner status in the Amazon Partner Network (APN).
Read MoreBBD achieves a 92.8% overall score and a Platinum Seal in the 2020 Deloitte’s Best Company Survey!
With a solid commitment to the people who make our business possible, BBD recently achieved the Platinum Seal in the 2020 Deloitte’s Best Company Survey.
Read MoreThe “buzz” about Basel…
In the banking domain, the Basel Accords provide recommendations to banks globally on banking regulations, specifically concerning capital, credit, market and operational risk. Set by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS), the Accords (Basel I, II and III) ensure that financial institutions have enough capital on account to absorb unexpected losses.
Read MoreLocation, location, location – The benefits of utilising local cloud data centres
Where are your cloud data centres located?
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