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Optus finds wage underpayments spanning six years to March 2020
Review by the telco finds an average underpayment amount of AU$757.
Remote working possible for only 11% of Brazil's workforce
Researchers found that socioeconomic background affected the possibility of remote work in Brazil, with a high percentage of remote workers identifying as white women with university-level degrees.
The best 5G home internet: Your broadband options
Fiber internet is the best, but most of us still can't get it. For many, 5G may be the next best option.
Facebook announces $50 million investment in 'responsible' metaverse development
Facebook said it plans to work with experts in government, industry and research institutions like Howard University to think through potential issues with the metaverse concept.
Crisis management and incident management in the digital era
When it comes to crisis and incident management in the cloud/digital era, hope is not a strategy!
When the email scam originates inside your walls
Don't fall victim to the highly sophisticated in business email scams
How to join the connected world with data and AI
If there was one key fact for data and analytic professionals to learn in the past year, it's that our data and AI foundations weren't as ready for this challenge as they could have been.
Software engineer vs. web developer: What's the difference?
Discover the differences between software engineers and web developers including tasks, required skills, education paths, salary, and career opportunities.
The best careers you can start with a computer science degree
Discover the best careers with a computer science degree, plus advice on finding the right fit for your computer science career path.
How to become a software engineer: A complete guide
Learn how to become a software engineer and how to determine your tech career path, plus what to expect from software engineering careers and salaries.
Cryptocurrency expert pleads guilty to helping North Korean government use blockchain to evade sanctions
Virgil Griffiths is facing up to 20 years in prison and will be sentenced in January.
