Want to attract top tech talent? Have a corporate scandal
Just under a quarter of technology workers say they are particularly drawn to jobs at companies that have been embroiled in a scandal such as privacy breaches or sexual harassment allegations.
View ArticleClubsNSW to tap start-ups and employees for 'next big idea' with Slingshot
Peak body representing more than 1200 bowlos, legion clubs and RSLs – ClubsNSW – is partnering with corporate innovation accelerator Slingshot to bring employee ideas to life, and leverage the state’s...
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View ArticleHow technology chiefs are overcoming their network challenges
Disruption is an opportunity for IT execs to re-evaluate their network solutions and to consider business nbn™ wholesale products and services as the network roll-out ramps up
View ArticleWinning the ‘war for talent’
Senior technology executives gathered in Sydney and Melbourne recently to discuss the role technology plays in attracting and retaining top talent at their organisations. The lunch events were...
View ArticleGrappling with ERP: Are rising costs stifling innovation?
Tech execs gathered at Lenovo-sponsored roundtable events in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne recently to discuss their ERP landscapes and how they are striking a balance between the time it takes to...
View ArticleDigital Transformation mobilises and automates the staff and student...
UOW is committed to preparing all students for modern life and work, and part of this is providing modern ways of studying. To deliver on this, the University decided to undergo a digital...
View ArticleContinuous intelligence: Building a Modern Digital Business for agility and...
Business today is more than simply matching traditional competitors, it’s about exploiting digital technologies to create new opportunities, and being able to repeat this.
View ArticleTool predicts global water conflicts before they happen
Artificial intelligence can predict where conflicts over scarce water will break out up to a year in advance and allow action to prevent them, researchers said on Friday.
View ArticleResiliency at the Edge: Success Stories
Data Analytics and AI might conjure up names such as Amazon, Azure and Google but, increasingly, companies are becoming their own big data aggregators, and are growing the investment to enable...
View ArticleBringing technology advantages to insurance
While the insurance industry may be considered conservative when it comes to IT, technological innovation is seriously impacting how insurers conduct their trade.
View ArticleAccelerating Cloud adoption through skills transformation
Senior technology executives gathered in Sydney recently to hear the latest data on where skills gaps are occurring in the Australian tech sector and the tactics they can use to fill them. The...
View ArticleAustralian tech budgets to grow a modest 2.1 per cent: Gartner
Technology budgets across Australian corporate and government organisations will grow by around 2.1 per cent in 2020 compared to this year, according to preliminary Gartner figures.
View ArticleHow tech chiefs are increasing Cloud adoption through skills transformation
Senior IT executives gathered in Melbourne recently to discuss the areas in which they are seeing technology skills gaps and how they are working to fill them.
View ArticleGrassroots push for girls to enter STEM: UN-founded Girl Up event
Encouraging girls into careers in technology - including STEM - is a top priority for Girl Up, a global movement founded by the United Nations which recently held its first Australian summit in Sydney.
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