InfoTrack Celebrates Being a Best Workplace in AU Tech
InfoTrack has been honoured as one of Australia’s Best Workplaces in Technology for 2024. Great Place To Work, renowned for its expertise in workplace culture, has unveiled the top performers in the technology sector, highlighting companies with a people-first, purpose-driven employee culture. Through meticulous analysis and confidential employee feedback, InfoTrack secured a top position within the list, being placed 4th out of 25 organisations in the medium & large category. This ranking underscores InfoTrack's continuous pursuit of excellence, building upon its 8th-place position from last year.
InfoTrack’s Country Manager, Brendan Smart, was thrilled by the announcement, “InfoTrack has always championed technical adoption, and this recognition from Great Place to Work reaffirms our commitment to investing in new, cutting-edge innovations that will deliver significant benefits to our clients and wider industries. To develop market-leading technical solutions, we rely on having top-tier talent to drive innovation and excellence. We attract and retain this talent by cultivating an environment where employees feel safe, heard, challenged, and valued. We take immense pride in our workplace, knowing that it's a place where people want to be and where they can thrive.”
Further to this, Nadene Serman, Global Chief Technology Officer, had this to say about InfoTrack winning this accolade. “In the rapidly evolving technology landscape, successful companies distinguish themselves by maintaining an insatiable thirst for learning and knowledge. This inherent drive to constantly explore new insights and methods to advance our clients' businesses is ingrained into the culture of InfoTrack. It's what sets us apart and defines our commitment to innovation as we continually strive to adapt to the evolving world around us.”
Rebecca Moulynox, General Manager of Great Place to Work Australia, highlighted that in 2024, the influence of leadership within organisations is more critical than ever. As Australia increasingly becomes a centre for technological innovation, the importance of cultivating trust, encouraging innovation, and ensuring fair opportunities is vital, especially in a tech industry driven by advancements in AI and cutting-edge technologies.
“What sets these top fifty-five Best Workplaces apart is the integrity of their leaders and their dedication to fulfilling commitments. This calibre of leadership fosters trust and cultivates an exceptional employee experience, which transforms organisations. Such workplaces not only attract and nurture top talent but also establish dynamic, resilient cultures that drive business growth and enhance the broader industry and the Australian business landscape,” Moulynox stated.
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