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• Ajay Bhatia new Carsales Australia boss

  Carsales’ former CIO, Ajay Bhatia has been appointed in the newly created role of managing director, Australia at the online vehicle seller.

• ​Ajay Bhatia new consumer boss at Carsales

  Carsales has promoted it long-standing chief product and information officer Ajay Bhatia to the role of managing director, consumer business following a management reshuffle.
  

• ​CIO’s top priorities for 2017

  As 2017 swings into gear, Australian IT chiefs discuss their business and technology priorities for the year which include cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, augmented reality and customer experience projects.
  

• Carsales’ search innovation scores South Korean buyer

  Carsales.com has picked up its second international customer, South Korean automotive classifieds giant, SK Encar, for its locally-developed search engine.
  

• Overcoming the cloud integration challenge

  Why successfully integrating SaaS apps and data with your existing on-premise software and systems is crucial to cloud maturity.

• Top CIO priorities for 2015

  We are almost two months into 2015 and CIOs are well into their initiatives for this year after their summer breaks. We speak to three IT leaders to find out what their key objectives and initiatives are for 2015.
  

• Selling cloud to the board

  Carsales.com.au’s CIO Ajay Bhatia discusses the strategies he used to sell cloud computing to executives running the ASX 100 organisation.

• 10 tips to fast-track your next promotion

  Can’t understand why you haven’t been promoted? It may help to make yourself redundant. Carsales’ CIO Ajay Bhatia provides 10 tips on how to fast-track your next promotion.

• Carsales.com.au bags search engine deal

  ASX-listed Carsales.com.au has snared its first external customer for an innovative search engine developed by its IT team in Melbourne.
  

• Hot tech skills in 2014

  Tech experts with skills in enterprise architecture, cloud, mobile development, as well as user experience and design will be in high demand this year across Australia.