Samira Sarraf
Senior Writer
With years of experience covering technology and business across the IT channel, Samira Sarraf now reports for Computerworld Australia on all aspects of enterprise ICT.
IT job opportunities steady in Australia after June peak
IT job opportunities remain positive as Australia recovers from the coronavirus pandemic and unemployment rates in the industry changes slightly to a positive result.
Spending on data centres declines in Australia in 2020, set to rise in 2021
Even though companies are spending less on data centre infrastructure, COVID-19 has accelerated the transition to the hybrid cloud and has not slowed colocation providers’ investments.
5G expectations vs. reality in Australia
Smarter cities, farms, and factories; seamless computing; fast connectivity everywhere—these are the promises of 5G networks, but getting there comes at a high price.
2020 Australia tech conference guide
Computerworld Australia’s updated guide to in-person and virtual events for technology and IT pros.
How Surf Life Saving NSW refreshed its entire IT infrastructure
A few years ago, IT at the beach safety organisaton was one guy who came in on Thursdays. Today, it is a modern IT system largely delivered as a service.
How Stake made US stocks more accessible to Australians
Behind the API-heavy systems implementation of the online trading system.
What you need to know to become a scrum master in Australia
If your preferred agile framework is scrum and you are a good mentor with good management and communication skills, scrum master could be the next step in your career.
Work-from-home drives up PC sales in Australia
Enterprise market saw a 20 percent increase in PC sales while consumer sales recorded a 50 percent increase.
ASX commercialises its financial data science platform
The Australian Securities Exchange data science platform DataSphere is now open to third parties for “controlled and governed” collaboration.
3 IT-orientated skills among Aussies’ most popular LinkedIn courses
With the jobs market more competitive and jobs harder to find, people have spent much more time taking courses than a year ago.
How COVID-19 has changed the way Aussie IT projects are delivered
In the heat of the crisis, IT organisations adapted their processes to gain speed and adjust goals. But they did so ‘on the fly’, not based on planned flexibility, a survey finds.
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