Upskilling stories - Page 17

Technology modernisation is no longer a nice-to-have – instead, it’s a must for the vast majority of businesses, writes Ashok Mysore.

As Australia charts its way forward in new and ever-evolving circumstances, mobile connectivity has become central to our economic recovery and productivity.

Commenting on the release, ADAPT's Matt Boon says economic headwinds have led to a rapid rethink of existing and planned IT priorities.

Organisations in Australia and New Zealand that harness the power of data can grow their annual business revenue by an average of 9.5%.

The Air Conditioning and Mechanical Contractors' Association of Australia is the first organisation outside of North America to join the programme.

Jon McGettigan joins us today to share more about Fortinet and discuss the findings of its latest Networking and Cybersecurity Adoption Index.

Fortinet Training Institute furthers its global mission to expand access to cyber training for untapped talent and advance cyber professionals' skills.

The report shows that SMEs and consumers agree that there's room for further growth in the already booming eCommerce sector.

Only 4% of Aussie technologists have significant cloud-related skills and experience, according to the 2022 State of Cloud Report from Pluralsight.

Over the next four years, the shortfall of qualified cyber security professionals is forecast to hit up to 30,000 unfilled positions across Australia.

Salesforce research shows that 87% of Australian businesses believe technology is crucial for achieving net zero emissions by 2050.

IT talent acquisition challenges are now heavily influencing technology investment decisions, according to new research.

Cloud computing is evolving, but many organizations struggle to successfully migrate due to lack of skills. Training is crucial.

Banks are slow to adopt cloud technology, hindering their ability to fully realize its transformative potential, according to a new study.

COVID-19 and the looming recession prompt companies to review their technology for ongoing value and cost-saving opportunities.

The fourth industrial revolution is driving a digital transformation in shared services, requiring new skills and a shift in value proposition.

University of Wollongong extends collaboration with SAS to meet demand for skilled business analytics professionals.

The data services provider employing neurodiverse people experiences significant growth, gearing up for national expansion.

Gartner’s latest report forecasts worldwide IT spending to reach US$4.5 trillion in 2022, an increase of 3% compared to 2021.

Datacom has implemented conversational AI software, Amelia, in government and enterprise client environments to deliver instant service desk support.