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Commercial property: Melbourne leads CBD retail recovery - Vimarsana News

Commercial property: Melbourne leads CBD retail recovery

Retail vacancy rates fell almost 6 percentage points in the Melbourne CBD in the second half of 2022 to just over 9 per cent, according a survey by CBRE.

Source: afr.com
Post Covid, Australia's Retail Market Recovery is Underway - Vimarsana News

Post Covid, Australia's Retail Market Recovery is Underway

According to global property consultant CBRE, Sydney is leading the national CBD retail recovery, with the city's vacancy rate declining in the first half of the year as the return to the office gathers pace.

The Razor's Edge Episode 4: Personas and Technology Solutions - Vimarsana News

The Razor's Edge Episode 4: Personas and Technology Solutions

In Episode 4, the group walks us down the path to simplify IT by dealing with groups of people who have similar requirements but may not necessarily do the same job. Often, this is called the development of “personas.”

Source: cio.com
The Razor's Edge, Episode 3: Busting Some BYOD Myths - Vimarsana News

The Razor's Edge, Episode 3: Busting Some BYOD Myths

In Episode 3, the group discusses the concept of Bringing Your Own Device, or BYOD, which has been defined as “an approach to end-user computing that involves the support—and encouragement—of an organization’s end users accessing key managed IT resources on their own personal devices.”

Source: cio.com
The Razor's Edge, Episode 2: 'The Great Resignation' - Vimarsana News

The Razor's Edge, Episode 2: 'The Great Resignation'

In Episode 2, the group discussed “The Great Resignation” and how it’s affecting almost all (if not all) industries. As Leif noted, it’s a phenomenon “that has been affecting everyone and appeared to start showing itself about halfway through the pandemic, when people had the ability to return to work.

Source: cio.com