Upskilling stories - Page 20

Jon Lang, who is the CEO of Lumify Group, joins us today to tell us more about Lumify Group and what they do for their customers.

Skillsoft's Lean Into Learning Report reveals a 37% YoY increase in time spent upskilling, with 16 million badges issued.

Skillsoft's annual Lean Into Learning Report reveals a 37% YoY increase in time spent upskilling and a 25% YoY increase in badges issued.

By building new competencies, organisations across industries realise the benefits that come with the cloud: scale, cost-saving, and efficiency.

Seven in 10 Australian employers state they expect to be negatively impacted financially by not having access to the required skills in 2023.

The rise of the digital workforce and Industry 5.0 will be among four big trends that will reshape how Australia works from 2023.

The recent high-profile cyber-attacks have put yet again the spotlight on companies security policies and programs.

Australian IT services provider, Green Light, has launched an initiative to tackle the skills shortage in Australia and New Zealand.

Looking to 2023, BlackBerry is sharing some key trends for Australia and New Zealand to take heed of, based on global insights and local research.

A new study from Globalization Partners has highlighted the commitment of the global workforce to upskilling, reskilling and career growth.

Prioritising the use of AR can help training and staff onboarding and offers a long-term business solution to closing skills gaps.

Australia's IT sector is facing a chronic skills shortage, but a new program is helping veterans transition into cybersecurity careers to fill the gap.

Alteryx expands its partner ecosystem and strengthens its relationship with Snowflake to meet the increasing demand for automated analytics.

There is a consensus that while university qualifications are valued, the lack of a degree or a relevant degree should no longer be a barrier.

Many Australian companies are behind in achieving their DevOps and DevSecOps goals, according to a new report.

Australian organizations trailing behind global counterparts in IT budgets and facing significant skills shortages, says KPMG report.

Technology modernisation is no longer a nice-to-have – instead, it's a must for the vast majority of businesses, writes Ashok Mysore.

As Australia charts its way forward in new and ever-evolving circumstances, mobile connectivity has become central to our economic recovery and productivity.

Commenting on the release, ADAPT's Matt Boon says economic headwinds have led to a rapid rethink of existing and planned IT priorities.

Organisations in Australia and New Zealand that harness the power of data can grow their annual business revenue by an average of 9.5%.