Skills shortage stories - Page 30

Most APAC firms struggle with effective IT infrastructure utilisation to support growth, reveals a Dynatrace survey.

91% of CTOs see technical debt as their biggest challenge for 2024, according to a survey by STX Next. Capacity and security were also top concerns.

Fastly reports that Aus-NZ companies experienced a 9% revenue loss due to cyberattacks, with a recovery period of 7.5 months.

Australia turns to AI to enhance cybersecurity as it faces a potentially severe skills shortage by 2026 in the midst of increasingly sophisticated threats.

AI-assistant developer Tabnine raises $25m in a Series B round, taking total funding to $42.5m, led by Telstra Ventures.

Fortinet and NAB host second annual Cyber Codefest in Melbourne, aiming to narrow the cybersecurity skills gap.

A Telehouse Europe study found 95% of UK IT leaders perceive their infrastructure as a potential business risk.

A third of large enterprises admit they struggle to hire high-value knowledge workers that will drive forward their global expansion plans.

A recent study by Robert Half reveals a surge in Australian employees requesting training and development opportunities.

Interestingly, only 42% of respondents in Oceania say their organisation conducts a cyber-risk assessment at least annually, compared to 43% in 2022.

Given the shrinking cybersecurity talent pool and surge in cyberattacks, organisations must adjust their approach to managing their cybersecurity programs.

NCS Australia has partnered with Swinburne University of Technology to provide tech skills training as part of its graduate School of Entrepreneurship program.

In the annual survey HashiCorp reveals multi-cloud adoption surging in APAC, but skills gaps and overspending persist.

Logicalis Australia launches Talent Services to address IT recruitment challenges and provide skilled professionals at unprecedented speed.

Ceridian survey reveals leaders' confidence in achieving organizational goals, but highlights complexity crisis in the workforce.

Australian businesses are more resilient to major disruptions than the rest of the world, but are at risk of labour and skill shortages.

AI-powered automation can be a game-changer in the fight against cyber threats for Australian organisations, reducing costs and mitigating the skills gap.

There's no advancement in IT without cybersecurity at the front, and these young adults have a skill gap in the area.

Lumify Group launches its new training provider, Lumify Learn, to positively impact Australasia's growing digital skills shortage.

SAP has partnered with Victoria University Polytechnic to deliver a training program that seeks to meet the growing demand for SAP skills in Australia.