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Microsoft has released patches for 71 vulnerabilities in a number of its products as part of its monthly Patch Tuesday exercise, with three of the flaws having already been released.

Adobe launches Creative Cloud Express, a unified task-based, web and mobile product that makes it easy to create and share multimedia content — from social media posts and stories to invitations to marketing materials such as logos, flyers, and banners.

RMIT University has joined the Adobe Creative Campus program, giving all staff and students access to Adobe Creative Cloud desktop applications, mobile applications, web services and resources.

COMPANY NEWS: Australian tech company Taguchi and Italian scale-up The Data Appeal have won the first travel retailing challenge sponsored by Travelport Accelerator, a program launched in collaboration with technology company Travelport and Amazon Web Services.

In just one year, micro-skills marketplace Skill Finder has deployed more than 3000 courses, and users have completed more than 75,000 course enrolments.

Analytics automation firm Alteryx has appointed a new managing director for its Australia and New Zealand operations, with former Adobe official Heidi Badgery to take up the post.

Adobe's new Acrobat extensions for Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge provide what the company claims is the most comprehensive set of PDF tools.

GUEST RESEARCH: Marketplacer, a global technology platform that enables brands, retailers, suppliers, communities and innovators to easily build and grow successful online marketplaces at scale, announced today that it has been named a Leader in the Forrester Research October 2021 report The Forrester New Wave: Marketplace Development Platforms, Q4 2021. This independent international review by leading Forrester analysts evaluated 14 vendors based on a range of criteria including current product offering, strategy and market presence.

Australian employees are working longer hours, feeling more pressure to be ‘always on’ and are more likely to switch jobs than most global regions, according to new research from Adobe.

Australian technology industry digital micro-skills marketplace Skills Finder has launched 20 new dedicated Career Pathways it says will help meet the growing demand for skilled workers in high-demand jobs such as data analytics, digital marketing and UX design. 

RMIT has announced a new bachelor of business degree which it says is aligned with industry needs and the future of work, specifically designed to give students and working professionals transferable skills and a sound business technology understanding.

Digital business transformation company Publicis Sapient has appointed Claire Rawlins to the role of country managing director for Australia.

Skill Finder, the government-funded national skills marketplace led by Adobe, is offering more than 2,000 free digital courses in partnership with Commonwealth Bank (CBA), which can help Australians get back into the job market or upskill and reskill into new roles.

Adobe has announced two more APIs within Adobe Document Services.

Adobe updates its Experience Cloud to help brands succeed with customer engagement. Adobe says that in the digital economy, retailers must prioritise first-party data in their strategies to deliver personalised experiences among consumers.

Application performance management specialist New Relic has promoted Ben Goodman to the role of senior vice president, sales and general manager for Asia Pacific and Japan.

Performance management and acceleration specialist Riverbed has appointed Nick Boyle to the role of APJ vice president of sales.

Adobe has appointed former Salesforce executive Jeremy Smith as director of Digital Experience for Australia and New Zealand, the company says.

Microsoft has issued fixes for 55 vulnerabilities in its products as part of its monthly patch Tuesday. Four of the issues are rated critical, the most severe rating available.

Diversity and representation is a hot topic – not before time, some would say – so it's not surprising that a fresh spotlight has been turned on human emojis. A survey conducted for Adobe suggests Australians want a more diverse and inclusive range of emojis.