As June marks the start of pride month, a month dedicated to the support of the LGBTIQ+ community and the end of the Stonewall Riots, we’re using this month to celebrate our diverse team here at DiUS and share stories and perspectives from our community.
Our Head of People Experience reflects on the launch of our giving back program and shares the impact our people are having on the communities in which they live and work this Pay It Forward Day.
The theme for IWD 2023 is #EmbraceEquity. An acknowledgment that after decades of talking about equality, we haven’t seen enough change. We haven’t seen enough improvement. We still haven’t got the balance right.
Our people are passionate about giving back to the communities in which they live and work. So, last year we launched our giving back program as a way to provide support, raise awareness and donate funds to those who need it most.
Our people are passionate about giving back to the communities in which we live and work. So, earlier this year, we asked our people to nominate and vote on the charities that mattered most to them. One of those charities is Cure Cancer, the first organisation we supported in 2022.
Our long-time friends at Code Like a Girl have really come to the table this holiday season with this gender neutral list of top toys to help kiddos grow their STEM skills.
The FinTech sector has grown tremendously over the past five years, and is also extremely fast moving with new themes emerging. With payments and neo banks now well established, the major themes in this year’s program were health and wellbeing, RegTech, InsurTech, back office, claims and risk, data management and corporate social responsibility.
Sporting comebacks are often synonymous with overcoming the odds in the face of adversity. There are many great examples of this littered throughout history. Whilst there are memorable moments in the comeback itself, it’s in the journey that you’ll discover…
As 2020 unfurls, we are being reminded again and again of the complex and interconnected nature of our world. Of course, COVID-19 was just around the corner. And on top of the environmental disaster and the health crisis, societal tensions have come to the fore through the Black Lives Matter movement. The commentators are quick to rightfully remind us that none of these events are isolated, but rather are symptomatic of what our world has become. A world we have created.
On a hot January day, a group of intrepid startupers from the 2019 cohort of Startupbootcamp EnergyAustralia* visited the DiUS Melbourne office to find out a little more about how to develop an Internet of Things (IoT) product from DiUS principal consultant – IoT, Zoran Angelovski. I spoke to Zoran after the tour to get his main takeaways.