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As the digital transformation of the global economy progresses, demand for data centres will continue to grow.

Nearly 80% of large enterprise CIOs in 2023 plan to increase IT headcount, while only 14% expect a decrease, according to a new report by Gartner.

Employee equity plans are becoming increasingly popular in Asia, with 83% of Hong Kong-listed companies offering share plans.

Cohesity appoints Brett Chase as Systems Engineering Leader for Asia-Pacific & Japan, to solve customers' data security and management challenges.

Over 63 million jobs in the Asia Pacific could be lost to automation by 2040, according to a new report by Forrester.

Washington D.C has been revealed as the best city for cybersecurity jobs, according to new research from Techshielder.

Qualtrics plans to hire 1,200 new employees in the Asia Pacific and Japan region, as part of its expansion and investment in the area.

Job seekers in Australia and New Zealand need to broaden their skill set and horizons, according to a new report by JobAdder.

Border restrictions delay leadership transition at Konica Minolta Australia, with Dr. David Cooke staying on as Yohei Konaka awaits travel clearance.

Southeast Asia's IT and Telecom sector is booming, with Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines seeing record hiring growth as demand for tech experts soars.

The company says the opportunity to employ an 'experienced consulting leader' has come about as a result of the M-Power acquisition.

AI was once feared by all, but it is now giving us the ability to do certain things more efficiently than ever before.

AI and chatbots to revolutionise the workplace, with Hays predicting a surge in digital assistance across jobs.

​Lenovo has made a host of new job appointments to its global data center leadership team in a bid to accelerate growth.

Schneider Electric today announced the appointment of Damien Dhellemmes (pictured within) as country president, Singapore.

Global education must evolve, as Infosys research shows gaps between youth prospects in the digital era, stressing tech and soft skills.

In New Zealand and abroad there are far more men in managerial positions than women, and this number is growing.

The digital revolution is leading to the creation of new roles and greater demand for specialised skills in New Zealand's IT industry.

Qualcomm plans to cut approximately $1.4 billion in spending to 'aggressively right-size cost structure', cut staff, and split its business into two.

Zomato's cashless payment services will soon be available in New Zealand, enabling Kiwi restaurant goers to pay at restaurants through the Zomato app.