IT Industry stories - Page 10

A new report has revealed without skilled ICT labour Australia will stagnate - 81,000 new ICT professionals are needed by 2022 to fuel future growth.

More than half of Australian IT teams will struggle to meet the demands of digital business over the next 12 months.

Here are the top 3 roles in IT that are predicted to create the most jobs in the coming years - did your position make the cut?.

Here are some insights into some of the big international names that will be sharing their invaluable knowledge - including the FBI and Volvo!.

Read the incredible story of a young Kiwi IT specialist helping to heal Africa's poor - and further opportunities that are available.

The Australian IT industry seems to be positive about employment prospects but there are still areas ripe for talent acquisition, new survey finds.

​Speaking to an audience of more than 1,500 CIOs and IT leaders, Gartner's SVP revealed good tidings for the ANZ IT industry.

The outcome is clear: though tech-driven growth has recovered, it seems that growth has been delivered at a lower level of employment.

Confidence in IT job market reaches new heights as professionals express optimism and stability, says Clicks IT Recruitment study.

As resellers grapple with a painful change in business models, Gartner's Neil McMurchy offers some insight on the way forward.

An Australasian IT company has announced a new development in South Australia, taking advantage of support from the local government.

Ingram Micro’s Fortinet training will help you build in-house network security expertise, upskill your team and retain key staff.

F5 Networks hires ANZ managing director, Rob Malkin, to strengthen sales focus on its partners and drive growth in the region.

Less than half of Kiwi tech and digital workers plan to stay in their current jobs, according to a new report from Global Attract.

Several high profile firms are taking part in Shadow Tech Day, an annual event designed to inspire female students to look at a future career in IT.

The IT industry is enduring a period of high demand and low supply, as the race for organisations to become digital creates a talent shortage.

The IT industry isn’t just a place for the boys and is in fact a great place for the girls - an initiative has been launched to promote this message.

Something changed at the start of 2016. Concepts and trends that Gartner has been discussing for years suddenly became the aspirational norm.

In a world where banks to pharma firms are dubbing themselves tech companies, critics argue it's mere corporate rhetoric without real transformation.

Key organisations and bodies in Australia have joined forces to build productive industry-university collaboration for the advancement of ICT.