It's not so much what you know, but how to know

Article Abstract:

The demand for skilled information technology and telecommunications (IT&T) workers will grow by 9% a year, but new college graduates are not always prepared for the changing environment of the IT&T sector. The main issue is that employers are unable to identify the skills needed, and are turning to short-term training to fill the information gaps. In Australia, another 30,000 skilled IT&T workers will be needed by June 2000.

Australia, Statistical Data Included, Information technology, Training, Employment, Information services, Knowledge management, Information services industry, Skilled labor

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Telstra tries to grow up in a world of Internet giants

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Challenges facing Telstra as a result of international competition are examined in detail, as are the implications for regulators of the telecoms industry.

Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other Utilities, Telecommunications Regulation, Telecommunications regulations, Telecommunication policy, Telecommunications policy

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It's come to a Pretty pass at the essential Telstra

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning Australian national telecoms carrier Telstra's planned retrenchments are discussed.

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