Aussie ICT job ads surged by 7% in July
Architects, security, software engineers, network and system administrators, developers and programmers, help desk and IT support, are some of the hottest roles in demand.
Stories by Leon Spencer
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Google Cloud partners could be in for a profitable five year outlook
Partner revenue from Google Cloud opportunities is expected to more than triple over the next five years as the cloud market continues to evolve beyond lift-and-shift engagements to cloud-based solutions that address business outcomes.
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Harris Technology eyes new funding to bolster demand surge
Online IT equipment retailer Harris Technology is moving to embark on a major capital raising effort to boost its inventory as it works to meet surging demand amid COVID-19.
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ACA Pacific to distribute Scalyr across Southeast Asia and A/NZ
Server log monitoring tools vendor Scalyr is ramping up its focus on Asia Pacific, appointing ACA Pacific to distribute its offering across the region.
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Channel Chat podcast: with Ingram Micro A/NZ chief Tim Ament
Ingram Micro senior vice president and A/NZ country chief executive Tim Ament talks about his strategy in the local market and what it's like managing a local team from several thousand kilometres away.
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Watchdog flags January cut-off for NBN Co, telco cooperation
The competition watchdog has issued a draft determination proposing to grant conditional authorisation until the end January for NBN Co and a group of telco providers to work together on bolstering capacity amid COVID-19 disruptions.
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Govt calls on telco providers for rural voice services trials
The federal government is calling on telecommunications carriage service providers to get involved in its Alternative Voice Services Trials program
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C3 Innovations assets snapped up by United Networks
United Networks has undertaken its fourth acquisition over the past year, buying up the assets of C3 Innovations.
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Arinco accesses AI to slash law firm’s processing time
Arinco has tapped into Microsoft Azure Cognitive Services to develop an artificial intelligence (AI)-infused solution for Maurice Blackburn Lawyers.
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Bluechip inks Liongard MSP automation platform deal
Bluechip Infotech has signed an Australian partnership with Liongard, a US-based operator of a unified automation platform designed specifically for MPSs.
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NTT names new CEO for merged A/NZ business
NTT Ltd has named its Australia go-to-market senior vice president and chief marketing officer Tania Balcombe as its new CEO across Australia and New Zealand.
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Plutus Payroll founder Simon Anquetil jailed
The founder of Plutus Payroll, the heavily IT industry-focused payroll outsourcing firm that was at the centre of a $165 million tax fraud investigation by the AFP, has been sentenced to more than seven years’ jail time.
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FirstWave appoints Pollock as CEO
FirstWave Cloud Technology has named its chief operating officer Neil Pollock as its new CEO, just a handful of months after posting half year losses of $6.6 million.
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Court dismisses watchdog’s appeal over TPG ‘prepayment’ case
The Australian competition watchdog has lost its appeal against TPG Internet in relation to the marketing and sale of some prepaid internet, home telephone and mobile plans.
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Southern Cross Next cable project gets green light for Hermosa Beach landing
The Southern Cross Cable Network’s Next cable system is set to touch down at Hermosa Beach, California, after the United States’ Federal Communications Commission approved a landing license for the network.
