Samira Sarraf
Regional Editor for Australia and New Zealand
With years of experience covering technology and business across the IT channel, Samira Sarraf manages the enterprise IT content at and writes for the CIO.com, CSO Online, and Computerworld editions in Australia and New Zealand.
OzTech: Can Jobs and Skills Australia solve skills efforts?; CBA launches Melbourne hub; Big increase in tech trainee numbers
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
2022 Australia tech conference and event guide
Computerworld Australia’s updated guide to in-person and virtual events for technology and IT pros.
OzTech: Govt fast tracks 60k visa applications; $16M to help market bushfire tech; Funds for national security; LaTrobe helps recruit overseas engineers
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
OzTech: Deakin Uni breached; AI for NSW roads; Retailers’ facial recognition probed; First CDR penalty; $23.7B in IoT spending
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
OzTech: Endeavour Group wants 300 techies; Coursera’s top courses; Murawin joins Tech Central; Refugees trained in digital skills; Pawsey’s Setonix fires up
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
How Limepay rebuilt its application from the ground up
Following a capital raise, Limepay decided to invest on its platform to make it scalable. The result was a switch in cloud infrastructure from AWS to Google Cloud and related tools like Kubernetes, BigQuery, and Looker.
OzTech: NSW seeks to bolster semiconductor industry; 4 unis suffered cyberattacks; MacTel DC still awaiting approval; WA creative tech hub; Ransomware targets liquidators
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
OzTech: Sydney company makes quantum breakthrough; High-risk IT gaps in NSW councils; NSW puts $700M into digital tech; 87% of IT professionals consider leaving
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
University of Queensland’s new supercomputer takes a different IT approach
The University of Queensland has invested in a high-performance computer to replace its three existing HPCs that are reaching end of life and has taken a different approach as to how it will keep the new HPC competitive and up to date....
OzTech: Tech Central cybersecurity research facility, and first scaleup tenants; Queensland education providers must improve cybersecurity
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
How to get into IT: NAB interns share their paths to full-time roles
National Australia Bank wants to fill 1,500 IT roles in 2022 and is actively recruiting interns to do so.