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WooliesX to uplift its IT engineering practice

By Ry Crozier

New leadership position created under CDTO.

CBA loses open banking chief product owner to Atlassian

By Kate Weber

Will join software maker next month.

European telcos cash in on tower assets

By Isla Binnie and Supantha Mukherjee

As high-cost 5G investment looms.

Avast boosted by work-from-home trend

By Paul Sandle

Helping it to meet financial expectations.

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