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Infosys has announced the completion of the foundation phase of a major digital program for Bendigo and Adelaide Bank, one of Australia's biggest banks.  

Infosys collaborates with Adobe to transform the digital workforce through its online learning platform, Infosys Springboard, under its Tech for Good charter. 

Two years of pandemic-induced reliance on technology for work has altered our relationship with digital apps and services, new research has found.

1 in 10 Australians are digitally excluded, and it's estimated 1 in 5 New Zealanders struggle to engage in the digital world, an industry panel hears.

Between extinction rebellion and COP26 our environmental concerns as a society - and the role of the private sector in addressing these concerns - has been laid bare.

Infosys has launched Infosys Metaverse Foundry, providing businesses new consulting services that offer a choice of virtual and physical services.

Infosys reveals that Australia is behind New Zealand when it comes to ensuring all digital properties are accessible.

"We agreed that the next phase in our relationship would be to jointly build programs that have a larger positive impact on our community.”

“It’s important for organisations to build digital assets and services that are born accessible. The business case, ethical case, and social good case all support this."

The global health crisis has fast-tracked reliance on digital technology, making it abundantly clear that people of all abilities and backgrounds must be included in all digital journeys. 

Four out of five Australians and New Zealanders believe the digital services they access from Government are superior or on par with those they access from private sector businesses.

As artificial intelligence (AI) systems gain widespread adoption, the need for explainability and trust in the decisions made by these systems is increasing.

Relationships with technology flourished in across Australia and New Zealand in 2020, with minimal online fatigue despite the reliance on digital throughout the pandemic.

The aim is to end up with an employee base populated with ‘citizen data scientists’ - alongside experts of course.

According to a new announcement, the company has stated it is ‘focused on improving digital accessible learning experiences for people with disabilities’.

“We have seen constraints to businesses on their journey to adopting AI."

Roles which require emotional intelligence, imagination and human interaction will continue to be relevant and must be filled by human beings.