The UK faces an increasing threat of having insufficient skilled IT leaders to take the technology profession forward, according to a growing number of industry experts.

The wave of redundancies prompted by the recession, the growth in outsourcing and technology changes have created a potential time bomb as traditional career paths to IT management disappear.

For these reasons, Computing has launched Tomorrow’s IT Leaders, a campaign aimed at analysing the impact of these changes and providing a career roadmap for aspiring IT managers.

This online special report collects all out campaign content into one place - and gives you an opportunity to tell us what you think. Join the debate by clicking on the red "Add your comments" button at the end of this article.

Developing the IT leaders of tomorrow

We kick-off the campaign by looking at the latest research and expert opinion on the scale of the challenges faced by UK IT.

Help us to avert a leadership crisis

Computing's leader article explains why we have launched the Tomorrow's IT Leaders campaign and what we hope to achieve.

British Airways devises a new programme to develop the IT high-flyers of the future

We look at how BA is maintaining its focus on IT staff development despite huge budget cuts caused by the downturn.

Video Q&A: Paul Coby, CIO at British Airways - Part one

Video Q&A: Paul Coby, CIO at British Airways - Part two

Computing senior reporter Angelica Mari talks exclusively to BA's IT chief about developing the IT leaders of the future.

Podcast: Q&A with Whitbread CIO Ben Wishart

Podcast: Q&A with Robin Young, former retail CIO at financial services giant Citibank

Two influential IT leaders give their views on the challenges facing their profession.