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/PRNewswire/ -- UST, a leading digital transformation solutions company, announced that it has partnered with the WMCA (West Midlands Combined Authority) UK,...
ADROSONIC Expands Global Footsteps, Makes Foray Into Latin America Region Opens Offices At Sao Paulo, Santiago To Reach New Client Base Digital consulting company, ADROSONIC has made its foray into the Latin America region with its new offices in Sao Paulo (Brazil), which will cater to clients from Brazil, and Santiago (Chile), which will serve clients from Hispano-America, especially the fast-growing pacific countries like Columbia and Peru. The Mumbai-headquartered company announced on June 9 the appointment of Mr David Lequain as General Manager LATAM. Mr David will be operating from ADROS...
ADROSONIC to bear expenses of COVID-19 vaccination of its employees and families Putting emphasis on health and contributing to the global fight against COVID-19 pandemic, digital consulting company ADROSONIC announced that it would provide 100% free vaccination for all its employees and associates, along with their immediate families. The company on April 20 announced that it will reimburse the cost of COVID-19 vaccination for all its permanent, contractual and third-party frontline staff along with their immediate family members if they get the jab at private hospitals. "As we continue to n...
Mar 8, 2021 The latest round of skills boot camps for people looking to get back into employment have begun. Subscribe to our daily newsletter! Sign Up The boot camps are a key part of the West Midlands Combined Authority’s plans to implement its Digital Roadmap, which sets out five missions to digitise the region, including becoming the UK’s best digitally-connected region and increasing access to digital opportunities by tackling digital exclusion. Training has begun for nearly 300 local people in the skills local employers need to fill vacancies now and in the future, with further boot...
First published on Thu 11 Feb 2021 05.54 EST More than one in five people in the West Midlands do not use the internet, the highest rate in the UK, analysis has revealed, raising fears over the impact of digital exclusion during the pandemic. Analysis of Ofcom data for Good Things Foundation found 21.7% of people in the West Midlands were internet “non-users”, meaning they either do not use or do not have access to the internet, while a further 23.3% were limited internet users. The figure is significantly higher than the proportion of internet non-users nationally, which is 15%. The nort...