There is a hiring drive on the cards at Infosy. The Indian multinational tech firm is looking for experienced techies…
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D-Wave, a company that develops and delivers quantum computing systems, has roped in Sophie Ames to be its new executive…
Amazon is set to make substantial investments in expanding its data centre facilities and workforce in Hyderabad. The decision comes…
By the end of this year, QwikSkills, the skill-development platform, is looking to expand its workforce by 300 trained people.…
With the launch of its new delivery centre at Chennai, eInfochips, is gearing to add at least a 100 more…
Employment opportunities in the telecom sector in 2023 will go up following the introduction of 5G. With about 50 Indian…
YES Foundation and Friends Union for Energising Lives (FUEL) have come together to launch a future skills training programme for…
Infosys has announced that it will hire 1000 employees in the UK in the next three years, to support Britain’s…
Databricks, the artificial intelligence (AI) startup —that helps organisations get rid of the costs and complexities associated with legacy data…
A study by Udemy, about the workplace learning trends across workplaces in the Asia-Pacific, reveals that the top five skills…
Wipro has not only been giving good salary increments to people possessing digital skills, but has also revealed plans to…
Microsoft is all set to contribute in a big way in creating a future ready workforce in India. The Company…
The FutureSkills platform will enable discovery, continuous learning and a marketplace of best-in-class training providers/virtual labs and certifications for each of these job roles and skills, with customised pathways for learning.
The company has shifted focus from its core business of Windows operating system to cloud computing and other digital technologies.
Technological disruptions demand that business and HR leaders stay abreast of technological advancements to avoid technological unemployment.