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Tag: digital pulse
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Tech workforce booms despite COVID
The ACS Australia’s Digital Pulse 2021 report finds tech workers are in demand. -
Tech workforce key to recovery
2020 Digital Pulse finds IT staff numbers boom, but upskilling needed. -
Skills boost for COVID-19 recovery
Prime Minister lays out JobMaker vocational focus. -
How to get the best out of your developers
Keep them busy with interesting work. -
Frydenberg: Tech jobs 'very important' to economy
Australian IT workforce poised to grow to 800,000. -
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We need more tech workers
Australia still needs another 100,000 tech workers by 2024. -
The best ICT jobs to have in 2023
Some emerging industries are looking for thousands of workers. -
200,000 more tech workers needed
Australia can be a world leader. -
Imports vs exports: a shift in Australian ICT
R&D expenditure still lags the rest of the world. -
Time to double down on digital
Digital is transforming entire industries. -
Wanted: 81,000 ICT workers
Australia will need thousands to fuel the digital boom. -
Digital economy numbers to be revealed
How is Australia tracking? -
NSW Launch of Australia's Digital Pulse
Minister for Innovation The Hon Victor Dominello joined ACS President Anthony Wong to launch Australia's Digital Pulse in NSW -
Australia's Digital Pulse SA Launch
The SAHMRI hosts the SA Launch -
Australia must reskill for digital jobs
Can't just rely on graduates or foreign workers. -
ACS in the Media
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Few Aussie IT workers have a straight IT degree
ICT being integrated into wider studies. -
Employers predicted to pounce on ICT postgraduates
Academics voice concerns. -
Could income equality attract more women to ICT?
It couldn't hurt. -
Why Australia will stop importing so many IT services
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