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Rackspace Technology is one of a very few global multicloud providers, president of public cloud business unit D.K. Sinha told iTWire, even though most organisations want a multicloud environment so that regulated or data-intensive applications can be deployed in private cloud while others are suitable for running in a public cloud.

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COMPANY NEWS: Lumify Group, the leading provider of information, communications and technology (ICT) training in Australasia, has today announced the launch of Lumify Learn. Lumify Learn provides quality, self-paced, vendor-certified and nationally accredited ICT training, leveraging 30 years of experience, skills and knowledge accumulated by the wider Lumify Group as industry leaders.

Australian SMEs are showing a growing interest in adopting artificial intelligence – particularly generative AI – to improve efficiency and decision making while reducing costs, according to research conducted by SaaS provider Zoho.

Analytics leader SAS continues its mission of responsible innovation by collaborating with the University of North Caroline (UNC) Center for Galapagos Studies (CGS) to utilise crowd-driven artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in the conservation of endangered sea turtles.

Application development and infrastructure software provider Progress is offering free online training and certification for users of its OpenEdge application development platform.

An estimated 3.4 million professionals are needed to fill the growing global cybersecurity workforce gap, according to security firm Fortinet’s latest report on the global security landscape.

The digital skills gap is costing Australian businesses $3.1 billion annually, but closing the current digital skills gap would take an investment of $1.5 billion, a new study by RMIT Online and Deloitte Access Economics reveals.

GUEST OPINION: As businesses dust themselves off after two years of pandemic-related uncertainty, attention is turning to what 2023 might have in store.

Organisations need to stand out in this challenging job market; here Tony Maguire explains the opportunities that providing quality learning and development programs offer for staff attraction and retention.

A Monash University led program aims aims to train Indo-Pacific organisations in post-quantum cryptography.

Cisco intends to provide digital and cybersecurity training to 6.7 million people around the region during the next 10 years.

SAP has announced its commitment to upskilling two million developers worldwide by 2025 through a new partnership with Coursera providing an entry-level professional certificate, and also tripling its free learning offerings on the SAP learning site. The certificate is designed for learners of all backgrounds, with no industry experience required.

End-user compute and collaboration provider, ThingsAt, has announced a partnership agreement with Altoura to deliver customer solutions using Altoura's productivity platform for spatial work, and using Microsoft HoloLens 2 devices.

Corporate ICT and digital skills training provider DDLS Group has completed the acquisition of Nexacu, Australia’s largestprovider of instructor-led Microsoft Application training for end-users.

Without training, 21% of the untrained global workforce did not know who to go to when faced with a threat, according to a new study from security awareness training and simulated phishing platform provider KnowBe4 .

GUEST OPINION: Of all the challenges currently facing Australian CIOs, one of the most pressing is attracting and retaining people with IT skills and experience. Unfortunately, it’s a situation that’s unlikely to be resolved any time soon.

Generation Australia's new data analyst program is intended to help address the skills shortage while assisting unemployed Australians to join the workforce.

India-based sales and marketing automation specialist LeadSquared is opening an office in Melbourne to serve the Oceania market and to become its global centre of go-to-market training.