Millennials stories - Page 4

Millennials are indicating they would prefer to pay to access what they want, when they want it, rather than own it.

Millennials can provide fresh ideas and deliver significant value, so organisations must present opportunities to learn and grow where possible.

New research has revealed the depths AU millenials would go to in order to afford the iPhone X - including giving up avocado on toast for two years!.

Millennials will make up 50 percent of the global workforce by 2020 - something businesses in NZ are getting ready for.

Only 31% feel empowered by their organisation to be able to work together productively and collaboratively while working remotely.

The future of the environment and sustainability scored the highest in importance, with 81% of respondents rating it more than 8 out of 10.

Millennials risk data confidentiality; Gen Xers are most likely to be negligent about security policies & baby boomers may fall for phishing scams.

The rise of millennials indicates the need for more mobile-savvy engagement as app-centric work environments become the norm for today’s employees.

New study dispels myths about millennials, underscoring the need for businesses to grasp their true preferences and habits for market success.

A new study reveals millennials prioritise work-life balance over flashy perks, prompting PeopleKeys to launch a tool for better managing and motivating them.

Tech Toolbox offers adults the chance to catch up with the latest technology and learn skills children are already fluent in.

CompTIA's ANZ Channel Community meeting in Sydney focused on attracting and retaining talent in a multi-generational workforce.

To market broadband services to millennials, broadband companies need to acknowledge their preferences and buying habits or tendencies.

It's interesting to see that men who say both sexes aren’t equally effective leaders are more than 3x more likely to say men make the better leaders.

Millennials in Australia and New Zealand are prioritising ease of use over security, says a new report by ESET.

Engaging millennials at work is essential to reduce turnover, says REFFIND. Digital natives prioritise different values, impacting retention and productivity.

Australian companies could be losing up to $825m a year due to delays and downtime, according to a report by Nimble Storage and Oxford Economics.

Managing a multi-generational workforce and retaining millennials is an increasingly complex task, says Concur.

Industry experts predict millennial consumers will spend $200 billion a year by 2017. Here are five key strategies for marketing to this group.

Research reveals firms underutilising millennial tech prowess, risking their digital edge in an era of constant innovation.