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The ICT sector has easily outstripped every other business and industry sector in the executive job stakes, with employment demand for execs in the sector up a whopping 70% last month.  Demand for executives across all other sectors was also relatively buoyant, increasing by 24%.

Optus Business has signed a five year $30 million contract to provide managed ICT services, mobility, broadband and machine-to-machine capabilities to listed engineering and property services company UGL.

The struggling IT education industry is receiving a much-needed boost thanks to Infosys and its InStep program, sending university students across the globe to boost their employability.

HP has introduced a trio of cloud-connected large-format printers, including a low-price model aimed at architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) students and professionals.

Global security solutions vendor, WatchGuard Technologies, has promoted one of its own Australian senior managers to head up its Asia Pacific regional engineering sales operation.

The Brava viewer offers enhanced functionality and capabilities for viewing, comparing and markup of documents and CAD drawings in Microsoft SharePoint

Studying IT at university may still be a decent career bet, judging by the findings of a long-term survey.

Case Study about Engineering Project Collaboration in Microsoft SharePoint for internal disciplines and external partners

Case study about managing work-in-progress and released CAD drawings in Microsoft SharePoint, and publishing released CAD drawings from PDM to SharePoint

Collaboration between Victoria and India will see a new Australia-India Research Centre for Automation Software Engineering (AICAUSE) established at RMIT University and corporate research undertaken at ABB Australia's facilities in the Melbourne suburb of Notting Hill.

Huawei claims the world's largest virtual desktop installation, serving 45,000 engineers.

Global e-commerce SaaS provider, BigCommerce, has a new chief engineer of its Australian operation who will oversee the design, development and testing strategy with a team of more than 25 engineers at the company's Sydney headquarters.

Cadac Organice and Microsoft SharePoint support ABB in managing documents and in collaboration with project partners.

In 2011, Cadac Organice further developed into an international supplier of on-premise and cloud solutions for Engineering Document Management and Control based on Microsoft SharePoint

Cadac Organice Cloud Solution provides the FCA and her partners a hosted platform for collaboration based on Microsoft SharePoint

Cadac Organice and SharePoint improve efficiency in executing work processes

Former CTO and co-founder of McLaren Software sees Cadac Organice in the best position to be the major player in Engineering Document Management and Collaboration

Engineering Document Management improves the decisiveness of employees and increases project insight

Cadac Organice ensures Nexus that all activity related to capital spend is properly documented and auditable

New Cloud Solution offers full flexibility in types of use, customer requirements and environment size