Digital transformation creates demand for more IT staff
Around 35,000 new IT jobs will be needed in 2019, with almost one in five Australian organisations creating new internal roles to meet the growth of digital transformation.
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Aussie businesses turn focus to software development
Research shows Aussie organisations are developing software for better integration, customisation and digital product development.
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IT chiefs boost investments in data analytics
Most Australian CIOs are planning to invest more money in boosting their big data analytics capabilities this year as demand for high volume processing and real-time intelligence grows strongly, says analyst, Telsyte.
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Smartwatch wearers: fitter, happier, more plentiful
Smartwatch sales in Australia have boomed in the first half of 2016, up 89 per cent on the same period last year.
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VR and AR to be powered by smartphones beyond 2017
Virtual and augmented reality headsets like Facebook's Oculus Rift and Microsoft HoloLens will start to shift onto smartphones and mobile devices beyond 2017, according to Telsyte.
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CIO focus turns to innovation
Organisations have the option to manage IT internally or outsource to a third-party provider. This paper discusses new research by Telsyte into how Australian organisations are using ICT outsourcing to support innovation. • In October 2013 Telsyte surveyed more than 450 Australian CIOs, CEOs and IT decision makers on their outsourcing strategies for 2014 • Outsourcing is a key feature of businesses that have a focus on innovation • Organisations that engage in outsourcing arrangements are more likely to spend greater than 25% of their IT budget on innovative projects
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CIO focus turns to innovation