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Wade Du Preez • July 29, 2015
Peoplebank chief executive Peter Acheson says demand in Sydney is at its highest in seven years.
He says the digital surge means banking and finance — historically the largest employer of IT skills — now accounts for only 50 per cent of the market.
Acheson says the need for ICT experts is supported by the falling Australian dollar, which is low enough to stimulate activity in trade-exposed export and import industries, which had been deferring projects.
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Appeared in: The Australian
Author: Verity Edwards
Date: July 2015
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