Education stories - Page 22

John Baker, the President, CEO, and Board Chair of education technology company D2L, is transforming the way the world learns.

UK company Secure I.T. Environments has completed a fire suppression project at Poole Hospital, providing 840m3 of fire protection.

Aston University joins prestigious Turing University Network, showcasing commitment to advancing data science and AI.

New report reveals alarming trends in Gen Z's attitudes towards online security, as well as increased cybersecurity concerns and adoption of measures.

Delinea continues its commitment to cybersecurity education and evangelism as a Champion of Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2023.

Cyberdome initiative by Boise State University and Stellar Cyber celebrates a year of bolstering rural cybersecurity.

Industry expert appointed CFO to drive global expansion for Inspired Thinking Group, a leading marketing services company.

solarZero, New Zealand's largest solar energy provider, has been awarded the Finance for Impact Award for its solarZero Schools initiative.

South Australia's Department for Education is using Okta Workforce Identity Cloud to power its educational passport, known as EdPass.

Australia's SmartSat Cooperative Research Centre and The Andy Thomas Space Foundation have announced a scholarship for Earth Observation.

Lumify Work NZ GM, Andrew Smith, shares key insights on their IT training courses and recent re-brand in an interview with TechDay.

Australia and New Zealand's traditional PC market sees YoY decline in 2Q23, with Australia down 5.1% and New Zealand down 10.3%, according to IDC.

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

Over two-thirds of educational organisations have experienced a cyber attack in the past year, according to a survey by Netwrix.

NZ Professor's AI system, Writer's Toolbox, wins award, revolutionising writing education in schools globally.

Fortinet is expanding its existing free training offerings as part of the company's commitment to train one million people in cybersecurity by 2026.

The virtual work experience platform focuses on four key tech pathways – cloud, automation, cyber and software development.

In three key industries – municipalities, education, and healthcare – reported attacks have doubled since last year and more than quadrupled since 2021.

ReadyTech appoints Lauren Ma as CEO for Workforce Solutions, reinforcing their position as a market leader in HR technology. #technews.

As the market grows, companies are expanding their offerings and improving their financial infrastructure to remain competitive.