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ITNOW 1999 41(5):16-17; doi:10.1093/combul/41.5.16
© 1999 by British Computer Society
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Can IT be a profession?

Paul Beynon-Davies

This article is based on recent presentations to the BCS Council and to the UK Academy of Information Systems conference

The status of IS specialists has been thrown into question by major research by a BCS Member, who believes the very way IT is evolving is holding back the aspirations of IS to be a profession


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