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Iress is proud to support digital inclusion through our participation in LiteHaus International's Digital Infrastructure Program. We recently donated over 300 digital devices to the Program, which addresses digital inequalities by providing digital touchpoints to students across rural, regional and remote Australia as well to students, teachers and the community in Papua New Guinea.
Matthew Bradford and his wife are looking forward to welcoming a new arrival in the next few weeks - and they're looking forward to the start of their family adventures being a joint effort thanks to the generous shared parental leave on offer from Iress.
It's easy to focus on the positives of getting back to the office, but for some it's far more complicated than that. Matt Lonsdale asks us to think about what our colleagues may be going through and to take a bit of time to talk, listen and break down barriers.
Alice van Rensburg's interest in technology started in her father’s workshop. Now she's a software engineer, designing and building the software that helps financial services companies all over the world. Find out more about Alice's inspiring story.
Iress CEO Andrew Walsh reflects on the range of challenges we experience when basic freedoms are removed.
Meet Niressa Kistan, one of our amazing tech engineers. Niressa loves finding simpler, easier solutions to life's problems. Her passion for engineering started at a young age but it wasn't until much later when she found her true calling.
Matt Lonsdale looks at some of the things to consider as we plan what a return to working in offices might look like.
We don't want our software to be seen as something that people use just because they have to. We want to make essential financial services software that's desirable too. CEO Andrew Walsh and head of brand Matthew Holland joined brand expert Michael Gough of Sparks Studio for a chat about why desirability matters.
Everyone at Iress is encouraged to take part in our Hackathon, either by submitting an idea or by joining a team. The event is not only for engineers and software people. Though the challenge is tough, Hackathon is not just a test of creativity but a test of teamwork and endurance. CEO Andrew Walsh looks forward to Iress' 2021 Global Hackathon
It’s the biggest event in the Iress calendar; the notoriously pizza-fuelled global hackathon is back for 24 hours of innovation, experimentation and fun. Two people who know all about winning ideas are product design experts Joydip Das and Amir Ansari. Both new to Iress, it will be their first Iress global hackathon. We asked them to share their experiences and tips for hackathon success
