Miles Kemp

Jul 3, 2024 | forum.figma.com | Miles Kemp

I wanted to add another reply to mention that the Dylan, the CEO, specifically mentioned during his Config keynote that Figma needs to do a better job of meeting the needs of non-org and enterprise customers, and then a few minutes later they released Slides with an Org and Enterprise-paywalled feature for the core ability to publish templates, so Figma has a long way to go if they want to do more than sound good on stage regarding this particular promise.

Jul 18, 2023 | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Miles Kemp

Opinion: WFH could bring Adelaide to its kneesReaders: ‘Sack every last one of them’Thousands of South Australian jobs could be lost to the “best offer” from overseas if workers disappear from offices to work at home, the business sector fears. Business SA chief executive Andrew Kay said local workforces were losing their advantage over cheap foreign labour without face-to-face collaboration.

Jul 18, 2023 | news.com.au | Miles Kemp

Opinion: WFH could bring Adelaide to its kneesReaders: ‘Sack every last one of them’Thousands of South Australian jobs could be lost to the “best offer” from overseas if workers disappear from offices to work at home, the business sector fears. Business SA chief executive Andrew Kay said local workforces were losing their advantage over cheap foreign labour without face-to-face collaboration.

Jun 3, 2023 | news.com.au | Miles Kemp

Nobody visiting St Columba College will be left with the misconception that its Indigenous students are to be seen a not heard. The students are so loud and proud of their campuses they have even made their own welcome to country presentation for visitors. Their video features 13 of the college’s 50 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, some with speaking roles and others interacting with the extensive environment at the College’s three campuses.

May 28, 2023 | heraldsun.com.au | Miles Kemp

South Australia has been told it will not be allowed any additional water from the River Murray to produce Hydrogen at Whyalla. The State Government revealed for the first time last week that rather than using green desalinated water, River Murray water could part-supply the $593 million plant. The revelation about scarce River Murray water was made to SA Parliament last week, under questioning, by ceo of the SA Office of Hydrogen, Sam Crafter.