Qantas trials mixed reality to train engineers
Qantas is working with Microsoft and Altoura on a trial to explore the potential of mixed reality to help train its engineers.
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Updated: Rob James new Vodafone Australia CIO
Former Qantas CTO Rob James is the new chief information officer and director of business enablement at Vodafone Australia.
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Exclusive: Rob James resigns as Qantas CTO
Qantas’ chief technology officer, Rob James, has resigned after less than two years in the role.
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Qantas' cloud-based flight sim saving millions in fuel
A cloud-based flight path simulator, which determines the most efficient route airplanes can take to reach their destination, is set to save Qantas millions of dollars in fuel, the airline's CEO Alan Joyce said today.
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Qantas prepares to ditch mainframes for the cloud
Qantas is planning to move the vast majority of its compute workload into the cloud over the next two years, the airline's chief technology officer, Rob James, today told the Amazon Web Services Summit in Sydney.
Features about Qantas
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A well-travelled CIO
How Qantas’ tech chief, Luc Hennekens, is ensuring the airline’s IT function is at the forefront of business innovation.
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When social media strategies go wrong
We’ve all heard the stories: An employee calls in sick, doesn’t go to work and then posts photos on their Facebook page or another social media site while at the cricket. But what happens when a corporate social media campaign fails?
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The six million dollar vendor
Between 2005 and 2010, Gartner estimated IT managers and executive decision makers have gone from dealing with an average of 3.7 vendors to 10. The onset of Cloud computing as well as the revival of service outsourcing in wake of the economic downturn have only exacerbated this as companies increasingly look to multi-source their services to obtain the functionality they need at a cost they can afford.