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UK IT suppliers forced to invest in staff training
News U.K. IT suppliers have to commit to lifting their staff's tech skills if they want to win government contracts.
Tags: HR policies and procedures, IT Services, Supplier, Training, Workforce, Whitehall, Government, public sector, U.K., industry
Singapore unveils IPTV training program
News New initiative is aimed at grooming talent for Singapore's Internet Protocol TV industry, and includes 12-month training stint with Alcatel-Lucent.
Tags: Network standards/protocols, TVs, Internet, IP Television, Alcatel, Training, Workforce, Singapore, Gartner Inc., Workforce Development Agency
OSS popularity spurs training demand
News With more companies moving to open source and demanding such expertise, one Singapore polytechnic steps up to include Linux training in its curriculum.
Tags: Linux, Open source, IT training, Certification, Red Hat Inc., Telecommunications, Open-source Software, Training, Singapore, Polytechnic
Siemens onboard for high-speed trains in China
News Japan and European countries like France have had them for decades. But now the race to build high-speed trains seems to have taken off in two of the leading world economies.
Tags: Hardware, Train, Siemens AG, Shanghai, Japan, Chinese Ministry Of Railway, China, Adobe PDF, U.S., Olympic Games
Software certification, training to hit US$14B
News Despite temporary drop in spending on training in 2009, ongoing need for skilled IT people will fuel sector's long-term growth in Asia-Pacific region, analyst says.
Tags: Software, IT training, Budgeting/cost control, Certification, India, Training, IT Professional, Asia-Pacific, Singapore, On-demand
Games development gets training boost in S'pore
News update Center set up by Nanyang Polytechnic and Sony Computer Entertainment Asia will train students to develop games on PlayStation platforms.
Tags: Games, Product development and design, Training, Sony Computer Entertainment Inc., Sony Playstation, Sony PlayStation Portable, Singapore, Games Development, Sony PlayStation 3, industry
Better to encourage, not legislate training
News Governments should provide perks to persuade companies to provide employee training instead of forcing them to do so through legislation, say experts.
Tags: Trends, Certification, Employee policy/training, SMB, India, Training, Government, phone, software, Human Resources
Oracle pushes for training in China
News The database giant will donate millions of dollars worth of software and course materials to the local universities.
Tags: Databases
Are you heading for an IT train wreck?
News Businesses are heading for a technology "train wreck" if they focus too much attention on short term issues, says analyst.
Tags: Business Strategies & Functions, Gartner Inc., CIO, London, Silicon.com, vision, hiring, information technology, strategy, analyst
HP buys IT training firms
News Hewlett-Packard has taken over two IT training and consulting companies, a move designed to add bulk to the technology giant's services line-up.
IDC sees 160% growth for IT training by 2004
News The International Data Corporation (IDC) expects the information technology (IT) training market in Asia Pacific, excluding Japan, to grow about 160 percent by 2004.
HKPC establishes Palm platform training house
News The Hong Kong Productivity Council (HKPC) has announced an agreement with 3Com's Palm Computing to become an authorized training house for the Palm Computing platform.
Microsoft expands tech training programs
News How will the software giant prep students for tech careers and recruit Windows users at the same time? Welcome to the IT Academy.
Training as important as salaries in staff loyalty
News Everybody knows that salary plays a vital role in keeping staff, but the importance of training and development is often overlooked, according to a survey of IT professionals.
India's trains to offer broadband access
News Passengers on India's railways may be the first in the to world to enjoy broadband access from a moving train.
