IT Matchmakers
Whenever CIOs start talking about how to attract a new generation of young people to IT, the conversation tends to run in predictable circles.
View ArticleM-commerce a ‘game changer’ for insurance companies
Insurance companies who ignore mobile commerce are more likely to be marginalised by Gen-Y buyers.
View ArticleSA medical service appoints 34-year-old CIO
South Australia's Royal District Nursing Service (RDNS), a not-for-profit community healthcare provider, has appointed Jodie Rugless as CIO at the tender age of 34.
View ArticleTeach young workers to be business thinkers
While 20-something employees are often a catalyst for bringing new technologies, such as social media, into the corporate world, entry-level workers may lack the decision-making skills necessary for...
View ArticleGen Y vs. Gen X: Who causes more IT headaches?
You've heard the Gen Y stereotypes before: They're lazy workers, exude entitlement and have been reared on social technologies that they bring into the workplace, whether IT departments like it or not.
View ArticleMillennials in the Valley: Inside the Gen Y Mindset
Do Millennials trust Facebook more than their employer? Why are they bringing their parents to work? Silicon Valley tech companies are fighting to hire these Generation Y workers, so it's time to gain...
View ArticleWhy digital natives are changing the face of customer delivery
Organisations looking to successfully deal with the next generation of digital-first customers must quickly embrace new technologies and be willing to innovate products and services in an agile fashion...
View ArticleAnalyzing Mobile Phone Choice by Age Is Risky Business
Are iPhones used primarily by more mature mobile users who crave ease of use? Are Android phones more popular among the young, techie and cost-conscious? CIO.com's Tom Kaneshige has discovered there...
View ArticleMillennials Rule the Valley: Enjoy It While It Lasts
Gen Y wants -- and is getting -- the most sexy jobs in the Silicon Valley. However, CIO.com Senior Writer Tom Kaneshige lets millennials in on the dirty little secret of the valley.
View ArticleHow to work with millennials
Millennials – they’re disobedient, they ask too many questions and I can’t relate to them. Does this sound like you? If so, it’s high time you made working with this fearless, tech-savvy age group a...
View ArticleAustralian recruiters overlooking tech-savvy millennials
Organisations in Australia do not consider recruiting millennials a significant focus of their organisation despite experiencing a skills shortage around new technology and systems.
View ArticleGen Y workers forgetful and easily distracted, says survey
Young people are more likely to forget passwords, lose digital documents and get distracted from their work by Facebook than older generations, suggests a survey.
View ArticleAussie businesses need to ‘take the lead’ and become more green: study
While more than 90 per cent of Australian consumers and businesses are concerned about environmental sustainability, only half believe they’re doing enough to protect the planet, according to a new...
View ArticleIn pictures | CIO roundtable on how to meet the demands of today’s tech savvy...
One in four workers in today’s enterprises are already cloud workers, reports Forrester. They want flexibility and mobility; to get work done on any device, anytime, from any place. So how do we...
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