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IT ill prepared for forthcoming carbon rules
Experts have warned IT managers need to prepare for the introduction of a forthcoming carbon cap and trade scheme before it is too late.
Rosalie Marshall
Jul 31 2008 1:45PM
Training & Development
Dell to get back into music player market
Dell is planning a return to the media player market according to Dell officials quoted in the Wall Street Journal.
Iain Thomson
Jul 31 2008 7:57AM
Training & Development
Aussie businesses ignore online customer inquiries
When it comes to answering your online customer queries, it looks like most Australian businesses can’t really be bothered.
Ashley Clark
Jul 30 2008 8:07AM
Training & Development
National ICT careers week kicks off
Organisations and educational institutions across Australia will be hosting presentations and running workshops as part of this week's National ICT Careers Week.
Dylan Bushell-Embling
Jul 29 2008 11:32AM
Training & Development
The iTnews reader's survey winner is...
Through our recent reader survey, the iTnews staff had the opportunity to get some great insights on what you, the reader, want from the site.
Staff Writers
Jul 28 2008 10:53AM
Training & Development
National ICT Careers Week held to encourage more women
Women will be encouraged to work in the ICT sector to offset the current skills crisis in the workforce, Jenny Eagle, CRN online editor reports...
Staff Writers
Jul 23 2008 4:35PM
Training & Development
Sony Ericsson cuts 17 per cent of staff
Sony Ericsson has announced 2,000 job cuts as part of a cost reduction measure.
Simon Burns
Jul 22 2008 8:37AM
Training & Development
Opinion: Elpida kills off useless management
Yukio Sakamoto of Elpida delivered the kick-off keynote speech at Semicon West 2008 yesterday, and it was more of a semi company management review than a tech talk. That said, it was by far the most interesting thing of the day
Charlie Demerjian
Jul 17 2008 3:17PM
Training & Development
Study encourages 'unlearning' to manage change
A study of four major Australian organisations has suggested that “unlearning” old workplace practices could be just as important as learning new ones.
Liz Tay
Jul 17 2008 12:50PM
Training & Development
Olympics could cost Australian businesses $186m in lost productivity
Public interest in the Beijing Olympics could hit staff productivity to the tune of $186 million during the two-week event, according to e-mail and Internet content security provider, Marshal.
Staff Writers
Jul 14 2008 3:48PM
Training & Development
Career prospects more important than high wages
The ICT sector is continuing to boom, and employers are straining their coffers trying to recruit and retain expert staff, a recent survey from Michael Page Technology [MPT] has revealed.
Staff Writers
Jul 7 2008 3:53PM
Training & Development
IT staff bogged down with mundane tasks
Mundane tasks such as resetting passwords and email management are putting increasing stress on skilled IT department staff, according to new research..
Staff Writers
Jun 27 2008 7:46AM
Training & Development
Virtual worlds can cut staff training costs, says Gartner
According to a new report by analyst firm Gartner, IT chiefs should emphasise the reduced staff training costs that virtual world technology can bring when building a business case.
Rosalie Marshall
Jun 25 2008 2:03PM
Training & Development
NSW government gives HSC students online help
The NSW Office of the Board of Studies this week launched an interactive study resource website for the 67,000 Higher School Certificate students in the state.
Ashley Clark
Jun 5 2008 12:57PM
Training & Development
E-skiving 'boosts' worker productivity
Taking a 10-minute online break during the working day helps to reduce stress and can sharpen the mind, according to research published by PopCap Games..
Staff Writers
May 31 2008 2:17PM
Training & Development
ETT says goodbye to CEO
May has proved to be a month of board changes for Australian telecommunication service provider ETT Limited.
Lilia Guan
May 30 2008 3:11PM
Training & Development
Arun Sarin steps down at Vodafone
Arun Sarin has announced his retirement as Vodafone chief executive and will be succeeded by current deputy chief executive Vittorio Colao..
Staff Writers
May 28 2008 12:00PM
Training & Development
Gartner: Generation V to change corporate computing
As baby boomers leave the workforce and make way for younger, digitally-driven employees, businesses have been warned to prepare for Generation V -- the virtual generation.
Liz Tay
May 27 2008 11:45AM
Training & Development
International ICT students get help finding jobs down-under
The Australian Computer Society (ACS) is launching the Professional Year (PYear) program, which aims to help international ICT graduates find jobs in the Australian IT industry and obtain citizenship.
Ashley Clark
May 26 2008 4:24PM
Training & Development
Aussie workers blame bosses for cyber-bullying
Australian workers have accused their bosses of cyber-bullying in the work place, according to a survey of 1,782 employees by online career network, LinkMe.com.au.
Negar Salek
May 26 2008 3:34PM
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