Jobs news stories - Page 2

The Chinese technology firm says India is one of the important markets for the company.

​The new year brought a wave of things for a lot of us (mostly headaches), but for Eagle Technology, it brought change.

“Our channel business partners are the cornerstone of our success in this region and we are committed to building and nurturing our partnerships."

Johnson will be focused on expanding the business within Australia and New Zealand by leveraging Liferay’s partnerships and developing the local team.

“The wave of digital transformation requires an attitudinal shift to ensure organisations boost their innovation and productivity credentials."

“Education, from early childhood to post-school education and ongoing training should be targeted to the individual to help them make choices."

Innovation in the Auckland technology sector is driving IT job growth and making the city a prime location for start-ups and IT professionals.

“It’s all about making sure New Zealand is ready for where it’s going to be. This is the year we need to start talking about what our students need."

On April 1st of this year, Alister Dias will join VMware and effectively replace Duncan Bennet, who left the company December 31, 2015.

“To empower these young people to thrive in this great digital transformation, our education systems must bring more focus to lifelong learning."

Employers in the IT industry dominate the latest figures, with a net 40.7% looking to increase or maintain permanent headcount across main cities.

Ms Sandy Sun will be responsible for all of the company’s sales, marketing and technical support activities in the region.

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

In Australia there is a decreasing amount of skilled ICT professionals entering the workforce, just when demand is through the roof.

The New Zealand Government has launched a Maori Technology Scholarship to encourage more Maori into the Information Technology sector.

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.

The past six months have been non-stop for Weirdly, and this Auckland-based start up shows no signs of slowing down.

Microsoft has announced that Barrie Sheers will take over as managing director of New Zealand from current MD Paul Muckleston.

As of today Jason Paris is the acting CEO of Spark Home, Mobile and Business (HMB). Former CEO Chris Quin’s last day was June 30.

“Our next CEO needs to thrive in a highly dynamic environment, to be capable of accelerating what is working, and disrupting what needs to change."

Jabra has hired a new managing director with a ‘proven track record’ for the Australia and New Zealand region.

Marianne Ma, a 25 year old Microsoft New Zealand employee, has taken on the leadership role of Microsoft APAC business manager.