Training stories - Page 17

Job advertisements in the information technology sector have fallen 2.4%, despite the total number of online job advertisements growing by 1.1%.

Catchi goes silver with Oracle as it seeks to drive digital transformation using Oracle's Marketing Cloud automation offerings.

Epicor Software has turned its partner program on its head as it seeks increased focus on niche partners - and the potentially lucrative new verticals.

Increasing digitisation of equipment outside data centres and computer rooms means a growing need for power protection at the fringe of cloud.

The call has gone out for Kiwis and Aussies to help with a community based gaming platform designed to encourage girls to pursue STEM-based careers.

A 'revitalised' intranet designed by Squiz is providing Vision Australia with improved customer service and greater collaboration between staff.

Auldhouse is the first New Zealand company to offer live online training in ICT and tech training is coming to local businesses.

New research has revealed Australian workers aren’t as engaged in the workplace as their employers would hope.

Outsource recruits former IBM manager Kit Craig as channel consulting director, expanding marketing and lead generation solutions.

Business leaders can now embrace digital disruption through training programmes in digital strategy and transformation.

As Dell ups its channel focus locally, the company is pushing its 'future-ready' partner strategy and a range of offerings to help partners transform.

Tableau Software partners with Lynda.com, Pluralsight & Data Assembly to tackle IT & data analyst skills shortage by offering training programmes.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise and its partners headed to Uluru for its 2016 Sales Academy for partners, with training and plenty of fun to be had.

CompTIA is ramping up its education resources with the launch of online executive certificate courses and new quick start e-learning courses.

REFFIND has launched an education feature designed to enable organisations to deliver short-form video information to employees via their smartphones.

Busson and Jarre say at each stage of the New Zealand leg, they were welcomed and impressed by this country’s approach to edtech.

Vocus Communications’ Commander business is launching a new assault on the channel, with plans to double its partner base this year.

Veeam will launch its certified engineering program in Australia next week as the vendor seeks deeper relationships with local partners.

Veeam is recruiting its first in-country NZ field marketing manager as the company looks to deepen its relationships with the local channel.

Businesses run the risk of implementing the wrong technologies, and even the right systems can disrupt operations if not managed effectively, says Concur.