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AMD information head calls for team work
The Chief Information Officer’s role in a company is evolving according to a Forbes interview with AMD's CIO.
Emma Hughes
Oct 7 2008 3:22PM
Training & Development
Local job crunch looms as resumes rise
Seek has foreshadowed a rise in unemployment levels on the back of the financial crisis and a fall in new job ads in September.
Staff Writers
Oct 7 2008 12:47PM
Training & Development
Workers more likely to lie in email
Workers are significantly more likely to lie in email messages than in traditional pen-and-paper communications, according to two new studies from Lehigh University, Pennsylvania.
Staff Writers
Sep 26 2008 6:14PM
Training & Development
IBM close to agreement with Flightdeck workers
Tensions at IBM’s Flightdeck facility in Baulkham Hills have eased after union members voted to accept the direction of the current negotiations.
Kathryn Small
Sep 24 2008 2:06PM
Training & Development
Unemployment rises in Silicon Valley
The steadily-climbing unemployment rate in Silicon Valley has reached a shocking four-year high of 6.6 per cent.
Aharon Etengoff
Sep 22 2008 4:08PM
Training & Development
Mass layoffs coming at Nvidia
Nvidia will be reducing its global workforce by six-and-a-half per cent.
Sylvie Barak
Sep 19 2008 9:11AM
Training & Development
HP lays out restructuring plans
HP is laying out its plans to reorganize its enterprise software division, following its announcement of 24,000 job cuts globally.
Shaun Nichols
Sep 18 2008 9:44AM
Training & Development
HP to cut 24,000 jobs; Australian jobs uncertain
HP, the world’s largest technology company, is shedding 24,000 jobs in a bid to cut costs and streamline the company’s structure.
Kathryn Small
Sep 16 2008 10:24AM
Training & Development
Contact centres urged to look offshore for staff
Australian contact centres need to look offshore to solve staffing issues, claims customer service outsourcing agency, Convergys.
Liz Tay
Sep 15 2008 1:48PM
Training & Development
Analysis: The 'naked' laptop
Naked home workers may be the stuff of fantasy but flexible working is now a corporate reality, according to Tim Dickinson country manager A/NZ Kaseya.
Staff Writers
Sep 13 2008 12:24PM
Training & Development
One in five employers research candidates on social networks
Twenty-two per cent of hiring managers said they use social networking sites to research job candidates, up from 11 per cent in 2006, according to a US survey.
Kathryn Small
Sep 12 2008 4:02PM
Training & Development
Union members reject IBM’s latest offer
Members of the Australian Services Union last night rejected IBM’s latest offer, sending both parties back to the drawing board in an effort to avoid industrial action.
Kathryn Small
Sep 12 2008 12:10PM
Training & Development
Di-Data makes tracks on IT training
Dimension Data Learning Solutions (DDLS), has launched its Microsoft training packages.
Staff Writers
Sep 11 2008 7:47AM
Training & Development
DET launches technology guide for parents
This week, parents of students in NSW public schools will start receiving
Click
-– the NSW Government’s ‘Technology Guide for Parents’.
Kathryn Small
Sep 9 2008 12:47PM
Training & Development
Quantum computing director named Chief Defence Scientist
The Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO) has appointed Robert Clark, of the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Quantum Computer Technology, as its Chief Defence Scientist.
Staff Writers
Sep 5 2008 12:12PM
Training & Development
IBM strike on hold, for now
Last-minute talks have prevented a strike at IBM’s Baulkham Hills offices today.
Kathryn Small
Sep 4 2008 2:50PM
Training & Development
Changes ahead for enterprise architects
Enterprise architects must change their skill set and adopt a different approach to the job if they want to be more highly valued within their organisation and help to drive real business value, according to analyst firm Gartner.
Phil Muncaster
Sep 4 2008 1:50PM
Training & Development
IBM Australia creates 300 jobs
IBM will construct a $10.8 million IT services facility at its operations connected to the University of Ballarat, creating an additional 300 jobs.
Staff Writers
Aug 28 2008 2:42PM
Training & Development
IT should adopt social trend trackers
IT should assign a group to keep watch of societal trends as social factors become increasingly important in business and commercial systems, according to new research from analyst Gartner.
Rosalie Marshall
Aug 27 2008 7:50AM
Training & Development
Virtual economy is on the up
Sweatshops are far more fun than they used to be – multiplayer online games have given rise to an ever-growing virtual economy.
Emma Hughes
Aug 23 2008 4:44PM
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