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Kaon Interactive Wins 2023 Communicator Award of Excellence - Vimarsana News

Kaon Interactive Wins 2023 Communicator Award of Excellence

/PRNewswire/ -- Leading interactive B2B sales and marketing digital customer engagement platform Kaon Interactive has been awarded the 2023 Communicator Award...

Bitwise Achieves AWS Service Delivery Designation for AWS Glue - Vimarsana News

Bitwise Achieves AWS Service Delivery Designation for AWS Glue

Chicago, IL (PRWEB) June 20, 2023 -- Bitwise, a technology consulting and services company, announces achievement of the Amazon Web Service (AWS) Service

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Southern Careers Institute's Waco Branch Campus To Host Health And Wellness Fair - Vimarsana News

Southern Careers Institute's Waco Branch Campus To Host Health And Wellness Fair

Southern Careers Institute's Health and Wellness Fair Flyer WACO, TEXAS, UNITED STATES, June 16, 2023/einpresswire.com / -- On June

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Tech gigs: Having this skillset will make you most wanted in the IT sector - Vimarsana News

Tech gigs: Having this skillset will make you most wanted in the IT sector

More IT firms are hiring gig workers amid the current volatile business environment, with 6 out of 10 organizations preferring to employ contract-based professionals. As per Awign, a leading work-as-a-service platform, there is a high demand for gig workers in tech roles such as Java developers, mobile app developers, data engineers, front-end developers, and cloud architects/engineers.

Updates on labour trends - Vimarsana News

Updates on labour trends

SUNGAI BULOH: The Salaries and Wages Report by the Statistics Department will be released on a quarterly basis starting next month, instead of annually, to address labour market issues.