Switching it up: How companies managed remote working during a pandemic
Services Australia, Telstra, and National Australia Bank reveal what they did during the height of COVID-19 pandemic.
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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.
Genevieve Bell's mission to establish a new branch of engineering
In preparation for the fourth industrial revolution.
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.
Mark Gay joins ME Bank as new CIO
ME Bank's newly appointed CIO Mark Gay will be responsible for completing the bank's AU$70 million technology transformation program that started four years ago.
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.
CIO Patrick Eltridge leaves Telstra
After nearly two years in the role, Telstra CIO Patrick Eltridge has announced that he will be leaving the company to explore international opportunities.
NZ govt, Workhere hunt for Australian tech talent
Xero, Vend, and Datacom are a handful of tech companies that are taking advantage of a new campaign launched by the New Zealand government and Workhere to encourage Australians and Kiwi ex-pats to join the New Zealand tech sector.
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.
An apprentice turned CEO: How Tony Simonsen rose to the top
Avaya's Tony Simonsen discusses how he moved from being a fitter apprentice to heading up top positions with some of the industry's largest companies.