Displaying items by tag: Software engineering

Coles plans to hire more than 70 digital professionals to join its eCommerce business, in a move the retail giant says will help to drive rapid digital transformation and shape the future of Australian retail.

The Institute of Data has committed to offering and funding at least 1000 new scholarships in the next 12 months for upskilling or retraining in data science and AI, cyber security, and software engineering.

Australian technology consultancy Mantel Group's 2021 traineeship program aims to simultaneously address the talent shortage and the lack of diversity in the sector.

This year has redefined the reasons for baselining your network.

GUEST OPINION by Mike Hicks, Principal Solutions Architect at ThousandEyes: For businesses on a cloud or DevOps journey, continuous improvement is a desirable outcome. It encourages new features and enhancements to be delivered at speed and scale, and there’s a whole ecosystem of tooling designed to help businesses achieve that.

Telstra is cutting an additional 280 jobs as it continues culling its workforce as part of the program announced in 2018 that it would effect a net reduction of 8000 employees and contractors by 2022 - and reduce two to four layers of management, with one in four executive and middle management roles to go.

Close on the heels of announcing that it would be cutting 6000 jobs over the next three years, the National Australia Bank has said that it will be hiring 600 technology specialists, beginning immediately.

South Australia-based communications provider MIMP Connecting Solutions is teaming up with Flinders University to provide students with access to cutting edge telecommunications equipment.