Engineering stories
HTEC appoints Philip Otley to lead global AI-first TIME strategy
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smartphones
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digital transformation
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cx
HTEC has appointed Philip Otley as Managing Partner to lead growth and innovation in telecoms, infrastructure, media and entertainment with an AI-first focus.
Visibility matters: Amanda Spencer on breaking barriers in engineering
2 days ago
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cybersecurity
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leadership
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engineering
Amanda Spencer highlights the crucial role of visibility and advocacy in breaking gender barriers and fostering inclusion in engineering leadership.
Awarua Quadrant to become NZD $2.5 billion South Island hub
Last week
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supply chain
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cleantech
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engineering
The Awarua Quadrant near Invercargill will become a NZD $2.5 billion hub, linking exporters with major ports and boosting South Island’s logistics and manufacturing.
UK firms warned of risks in relying on outdated technology
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data analytics
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digital transformation
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mfa
UK firms relying on outdated legacy systems risk security breaches, inefficiencies, and missed growth, warns Essenkay amid rising cyber threats and economic pressures.
CaseCraft.AI raises GBP £550,000 for UK small claims platform
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ai
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software development
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investment
CaseCraft.AI has raised GBP £550,000 to enhance its AI-driven platform aimed at simplifying small claims resolutions across the UK.
Engineering a future that works for everyone
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cleantech
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sustainability
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engineering
An engineer at Black & White Engineering highlights the need for flexible work to retain women and build a resilient engineering profession by 2025.
Kao Data campaign celebrates women shaping digital infrastructure
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hyperscale
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dei
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dc
Kao Data’s new campaign, Critical Careers, celebrates the vital contributions of women shaping the rapidly growing global digital infrastructure sector.
Innocentive brand returns as global crowdsourcing marks 25 years
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data science
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cleantech
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microsoft
Wazoku revives the Innocentive brand, marking 25 years of global crowdsourcing with over 700,000 diverse solvers tackling innovation challenges.
Siemens launches microcredential to bridge skills gap in engineering
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devops
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digital transformation
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iot
Siemens launches 'Expedite - Skills for Industry', an online microcredential to equip engineering students with practical skills and boost employability.
Siemens unveils SysML v2 modeler to boost systems engineering
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digital transformation
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software development
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personal computing devices
Siemens launches Systems Modeler for SysML v2, a web-based tool boosting collaborative engineering across mechanical, electrical, and software domains.
Matillion launches Maia to automate & simplify data engineering
This month
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data analytics
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martech
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cdp
Matillion launches Maia, an AI-powered tool that automates data engineering workflows, boosting productivity and simplifying complex data pipeline creation.
Regional cities surpass capitals for graduate pay and job roles
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edutech
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orange
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engineering
Regional Australian cities like Gladstone and Lismore offer higher graduate starting salaries and more job roles than major capitals such as Sydney and Melbourne.
AI-driven cybersecurity shapes future of managed services
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data protection
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private cloud
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advanced persistent threat protection
CMTG stresses AI-driven cybersecurity is vital for managed services, enabling real-time threat detection to protect sectors like finance, engineering, and insurance.
Siemens gains ABET recognition for circular economy credential
Last month
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edutech
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devops
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digital transformation
Siemens Digital Industries Software's 'Design for the Circular Economy' microcredential gains ABET recognition, marking a first for industry credentials under new standards.
UK fintech hiring to surge 32% in 2025 amid compliance demand
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risk & compliance
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cybersecurity
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investment
UK fintech hiring is set to surge 32% in 2025, driven by rising demand for compliance, cybersecurity, and engineering roles amid regulatory shifts.
PiLogic secures $4 million to boost precision AI for space
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data science
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genai
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llms
PiLogic has raised $4 million to develop its precise AI technology aimed at enhancing object tracking and diagnostics in aerospace and defence sectors.
Vertiv opens new Sydney HQ with customer experience centre
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edge computing
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ai
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cloud services
Vertiv has opened its new Sydney HQ with the first Customer Experience Centre in Australia, enhancing support for the nation's growing digital economy.
Robinson secures $71 million for advanced tech platform
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edutech
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collaboration
Robinson Research Institute secures $71 million over seven years to boost New Zealand's advanced magnetic technology and materials innovations.
Pulumi launches IDP to speed secure cloud infrastructure delivery
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saas
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virtualisation
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devops
Pulumi launches Pulumi IDP, an internal developer platform to speed cloud infrastructure delivery with built-in security and governance controls.
Publicis Sapient appoints data & AI lead for Australia
Last month
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data analytics
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digital transformation
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ai
Publicis Sapient appoints Gavin Seewooruttun as VP, Data and AI Lead in Melbourne, boosting its AI-driven digital transformation focus in Australia.