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Unleashing migrant tech talent to combat Australia's skills gap
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skills shortage
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australian economy
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migrants
A guide by Settlement Services International and the Australian Computer Society reveals how migrant tech talent could help Australia address its 60,000 strong tech skills deficit.
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Australian frontline workers prioritise safety over higher pay, report finds
Last month
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safety
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australian economy
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safetyculture
The third annual Feedback from the Field report reveals that Australian frontline workers value safety over higher pay.
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New Space technology: Critical element in Australia's climate change response
Tue, 29th Aug 2023
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satellites
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global warming
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climate change
As extreme weather events become Australia's harsh new norm, innovative satellite technology offers hope for better disaster preparedness and response.
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Sports events boost business, fuel innovation and economic growth
Fri, 11th Aug 2023
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innovation
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sports
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commonwealth games
Cancellation of Commonwealth Games a missed opportunity for local sportstech businesses, says Australian journalist.
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Great Resignation could severely impact Australian economy
Tue, 3rd May 2022
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finance, leasing & rental
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erp
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services
Great Resignation poses major risk to Australia's services sector & economy, but can also be turned into an opportunity, says DyFlex Solutions.
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Skill Finder adds 20 new Career Pathways to support Aus economic recovery
Wed, 18th Aug 2021
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martech
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creative technologies
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adobe
Skill Finder launches 20 new Career Pathways to meet demand for skilled workers in data analytics, digital marketing, and UX design.
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MYOB highlights links between digitisation and Australia's economy
Tue, 11th May 2021
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accounting systems
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myob
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digitisation
Small businesses in Australia are failing to digitise, costing the nation's economy $10 billion, according to MYOB.
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Stone & Chalk and AustCyber confirm strategic merger
Mon, 15th Feb 2021
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mergers and acquisitions
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austcyber
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stone & chalk
Stone - Chalk and AustCyber merge to boost growth for Australian tech companies and provide support in cyber security and emerging technologies.
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AIIA welcomes Australia's new Minister for the Digital Economy
Fri, 25th Dec 2020
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federal government
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aiia
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australian economy
Senator Jane Hume has been appointed as Australia's new Minister for the Digital Economy, welcomed by the Australian Information Industry Association.
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AustCyber research shows huge potential of cybersecurity market
Mon, 30th Nov 2020
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cybersecurity
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austcyber
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market research
For the first time, the gross value added (GVA) of Australia’s cybersecurity sector can be estimated, at $2.3 billion.
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CSIRO: How to get ahead with innovation
Thu, 5th Nov 2020
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innovation
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science
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science technology
A new report outlines what is holding back Australian businesses from adopting innovation and how we can break through those barriers.
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Investment in Digital Trust crucial for Australian economy, study finds
Mon, 13th Jul 2020
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cybersecurity
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it risk
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austcyber
AustCyber report warns that a cyberattack could cost Australia AU$30bn and 163,000 jobs.
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Salary satisfaction for Australian IT workers plummets as 75% ask for pay rises
Tue, 10th Mar 2020
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accounts payable
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wages
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modis
The research, which surveyed over 3,000 employers and employees from across Australia, found three in every four IT workers were planning to ask for a pay rise.
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Cloud brings billions of dollars to Australia, says AWS
Tue, 30th Jul 2019
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hyperscale
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public cloud
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cloud services
New research quantifies the productivity gains, job growth, and increased global business opportunities driven by cloud computing.
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NZ dollar gains after ECB stays pat on stimulus, US jobs report looms
Fri, 5th Dec 2014
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bnz
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new zealand dollar
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market
The New Zealand dollar gained, following the euro higher, after the European Central Bank refrained from injecting more stimulus into the sluggish.