SAP to ‘over proportionally’ hire in India, CEO says – Software
SAP will hire “over proportionally” in India, which will soon house its biggest workforce, overtaking the headcount in its German...
Read more →SAP will hire “over proportionally” in India, which will soon house its biggest workforce, overtaking the headcount in its German...
Read more →Transport for NSW is looking to build an internal AI chatbot capable of understanding “complex, ambiguous and open-ended questions”. The...
Read more →The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) has gone live with a standalone HR and payroll...
Read more →With remote and hybrid workplaces becoming the norm, many Microsoft 365 deployments were rushed, leaving security teams playing a game...
Read more →Federal departments and agencies that consistently put up ICT and digital proposals that do not satisfy architectural standards or other...
Read more →A China state-sponsored hacking group had breached Singapore Telecommunications (SingTel) in June as a part of a global campaign targeting...
Read more →Australia’s defence minister said a satellite program was scrapped because of the threat of new technology that can “shoot satellites...
Read more →Defence has cancelled a multi-billion dollar project for a geostationary earth orbit (GEO) satellite communications system that Lockheed Martin was...
Read more →Federal government agencies are set to bring $49 million worth of technology services in-house as part of a push to...
Read more →Westpac has consolidated the number of initiatives in its Unite “technology simplification” program from 85 to 61, with 39 now...
Read more →AMP has turned to Woolworths to hire a leader for its new small business digital banking division. The new business...
Read more →Endeavour Group has named Harinder Saluja as its new chief transformation officer, overseeing the program to separate from Woolworths systems and...
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