“Someone once said that you can’t give to others what you yourself don’t possess. I feel that if you are in a fortunate position where you have achieved something for yourself, you have a responsibility to pass that on top others and help others achieve the same.”
Radio interview with CEO Nilesh Makwana, by VisAbility Radio on Demand by Kenneth Phua.
The hiring process is like a box of chocolates – you never know what you’re going to get. But when resumes start coming in, it is easy to stick to what they know and pick your favourites. They play it safe, knowing what they like and thinking that familiarity will tick all the boxes the same as it did before, but what if a Turkish delight could actually fit the role better than another Cadbury milk chocolate?
There can be good and bad to most things in life; it all depends on what path you follow. Some tech giants are starting to pay attention to the good. Our CEO Nilesh Makwana has been published in Entrepreneur Asia Pacific, addressing Tech for Social Impact, how we now have the power to change humanity for the better and that this responsibility should not be taken lightly.
We are proud to introduce Wiise as part of our Product offering! Wiise is a brand new and affordable cloud-based ERP and accounting solution that combines the multiple systems used in businesses and tying them together into one smart solution. From finance to forecasting, inventory to invoicing, Wiise helps businesses get a clearer picture of everything that’s happening at every level.
Let’s be honest: some days are slightly more fun than others. Thursday 28th March was one of those days, where the Illuminance team had plenty to celebrate. For one, it was both our CEO’s birthday and our Junior Project Managers’ birthday. Second, we welcomed a new team member AND a student from the Illuminance Training program that ran earlier this month joined us for her first day as an intern at Illuminance!
illuminance Solutions collaborated with University Hall to give a one-day course; “Office 365 in the Workplace” to a group of Aboriginal and Torres Islander youth currently studying at the university. The training and unique collaboration aimed to equip the youth with essential job-readiness skills in current technology designed to improve personal and professional productivity. A Saturday well spent!
Illuminance and University Hall share a vision to provide training and internship opportunities that can lead to employment for our local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Committed to developing sustainable and ongoing apprentice and trainee opportunities in the ICT sector for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, we offer quality services in a safe environment that fosters equality, diversity and unity for all.
Having had a look back on 2018, we can conclude that it was for us at Illuminance Solutions a very eventful year. We launched new products and Illuminance Training kicked off; we said goodbye to some staff members and welcomed new ones; we supported West Tech Assemblage again; we celebrated birthdays; we had a thank you party and many different people visited our office, of which we have now stayed in since the end of 2017.
The AvantCare Incident and complaint management module is designed to support service providers in implementing and maintaining a system to record and manage certain incidents that happen in connection with providing supports or services to people with disability. The National Disability Insurance Scheme (Incident Management and Reportable Incidents) Rules 2018 is the foundation scope of this module.
At Illuminance, individual team members are supported to participate in community organisations that have personal significance to them, and Borderless Gandhi was Founded by our CEO Nilesh Makwana in 2014. Other staff members is also involved, and yesterday (28th August 2018) was a big day for the project and its team members, with the official announcement of the “Borderless Gandhi presents Mahatma in Colour” exhibition by the Hon Mark McGowan – Premier of WA.
