Sony establishes $100m global relief fund to support COVID-19 affected individuals
This includes frontline medical workers, children and educators, and those in the entertainment industry.
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Gartner appoints former Australian govt CIO Glenn Archer
Former Australian government CIO Glenn Archer will join Gartner in May where he will provide advice to governments globally on how they can better leverage technology solutions available to them.
IT losing budget to other departments: CA
In three years time, IT departments are expected to take on a more consultant focused role and therefore IT spending is expected to shift to other lines of the business, according to CA Technologies.
Taking lessons from the Kiwis on ICT employment: Candle
IT recruitment firm Candle has indicated in its latest study that Australia's ICT industry needs to be as flexible as it is in New Zealand to ensure future growth within the sector.
Demand for digital and cloud skills grow: Peoplebank
Despite the demand for digital and cloud skills continuing to grow, the overall salary rate for permanent IT roles has remained unchanged.
Xero strengthens board with Australian director
Xero has appointed three new directors to its board, including Australian-based Lee Hatton who will be bringing her 17+ years of banking and finance experience to the company.
'Free-agent' employees pressuring IT to get it right: VMware
Increasingly, employees are after a work/life balance and the pressure is now on IT departments to provide the right infrastructure to support more mobile employees, a new study by VMWare shows.
NICTA CEO Hugh Durrant-Whyte resigns
Amid differing opinions of how NICTA will survive after June 2016 without funding from the Australian government, the research agency's CEO Hugh Durrant-Whyte has announced his resignation.
SAP ANZ bumps up cloud expertise with new COO
SAP Australia and New Zealand has promoted its SAP Asia Pacific Japan regional lead for cloud and line of business solutions to the COO role.
Australian workforce not ready for technology shift: SAP
A new study has revealed that less than half of Australian employees are receiving training on improving their analytic skills and knowledge around the cloud.