2023年5月25日

超過700名婦女在Suncorp集團將導致電荷在解決澳大利亞的技術技能短缺,參與雲技術內部培訓項目。增加數字轉換所有行業在澳大利亞高度熟練的技術工人的需求增加與數字和雲技術。交付與亞馬遜網絡服務(AWS)合作,AWS CloudUp為她雲實踐者,是一種靈活的、八周,女性以社區為基礎的學習計劃學習雲計算的基礎。不需要技術或經驗開始,使它適用於任何類型的角色在任何級別。Suncorp集團表示,它還可以更深層次的技術認證的入口點。Suncorp亞當•班尼特首席信息官表示,它的核項目是解決誤解科技角色和打破職業技術壁壘。”雲計算是未來的方式,作為早期采用者,我們知道,雲計算可以使我們Suncorp的團隊提供更多的創新,數字保險解決方案為我們的客戶;以較低的成本和增加靈活性,”班納特先生說。“我們會被風吹走的回應,也見過1 12的女性雇員舉手參加第一組。”更讓人印象深刻的是,約70%來自非技術角色作為我們的人們建立基本的雲計算知識,不會過時的他們的技能和潛在的創造新的職業生涯通路。“我們認識到人才是我們的競爭優勢,這不僅是一個投資在他們和他們的職業生涯,但幫助塑造我們的未來的勞動力,”班納特先生說。 A recent AWS and Gallup study identified that 65% of Australian workers with advanced digital skills expressed higher levels of job satisfaction, earned 24% higher annual salaries, and increased their opportunities for promotion by 32%. Suncorp and AWS have worked together for the past decade on the insurer’s migration to the cloud for its mission-critical apps, including its customer apps and pricing engine. Through Suncorp’s cloud strategy, the company has committed to exit owned or leased data centres by early 2024, migrating 90% of its workloads to the cloud. This transformation is expected to enable faster service updates, boost security and risk management capabilities, increase cost efficiencies, create a more agile and resilient architecture, and enhance opportunities for innovation, resulting in more positive customer experiences. Rianne Van Veldhuizen, Managing Director for Australia and New Zealand, AWS, says: “We have worked together with Suncorp to unlock the power of AWS to accelerate digital transformation and growth, enabling them to meet and exceed the constantly-changing and high demands that its customers are expecting.” “To continue this modernisation journey, Suncorp will need employees with the right cloud skills to help the organisation innovate. “It’s inspiring to see many women at Suncorp eager to start and continue their cloud learning journey. “We’re committed to building and bringing a diverse pipeline of talent into the cloud workforce, and Suncorp’s implementation of the AWS CloudUp for Her Cloud Practitioner is a great step towards this goal,” says Ms Van Veldhuizen. Lori Richardson, a project manager from Brisbane taking part in the program, says the program has opened new doors for her regarding career options. “I’ve already learned so much and can see how this knowledge will benefit my current role. I’m learning the language, which will help me build credibility with my stakeholders." “But I also see this as a great entry point to think about what possibilities there might be for me in this field down the track," says Richardson. The Australian Government has also pledged to address the growing IT skills shortage and aims to have 1.2 million technology-related jobs by 2030. Follow us on: