Women in Technology stories - Page 31

Women in IT and local ANZ content highlighted at CompTia's ANZ Channel Community meetings in Sydney and Melbourne.

Women are now almost as likely as men to work in managerial roles, according to a new report from Statistics New Zealand.

The Lightning Lab XX will focus on accelerating women-led companies, while the Lightning Lab Digital will take a closer look at applications and tech.

The Fantail Network spreads its wings to Wellington next week with the inaugural Wellington event for women in business offering a trio of speakers.

In New Zealand and abroad there are far more men in managerial positions than women, and this number is growing.

NZTech is calling on all Kiwi tech players to help solve the issue of a lack of women in technology, with a summit set to form tangible outcomes.

In order to encourage young New Zealand women to consider a career in IT, MIT is holding an event on September 3 2015.

Waikato University computer science student lands fully-paid internship at Google's Sydney office to enhance coding capabilities.

New research shows women now make up 21% of the Kiwi technology workforce, while pay discrepancies vary depending on experience and area of expertise.

New Zealand needs to step up its game if it wants to compete with future industry demands, according the new principal of a leading private school.

Microsoft's TechEd NZ evolves into Ignite, promising an unprecedented speaker roster to mark its 20th year and align with a global vision.

ANZ bank and WelTec have teamed up to encourage women to consider technology careers and address the shortage of skilled female IT professionals in NZ.

A record number of women secure ICT internships in NZ, breaking gender barriers and boosting diversity in tech with Summer of Tech's aid.

Kelly Eyerman talks to Heather Wright about women in technology, her Apple love affair and maintaining balance.

Female entrepreneur speaks out about sexism in the tech industry, sharing her personal experiences and the importance of gender equality.

Microsoft New Zealand has revealed a revamped schedule for this year's TechEd New Zealand convention, taking place September 9-12.

Cathy Stephenson harnesses lessons from teaching maths to lead in IT, aiming to innovate within the conservative Trustee industry.

Plan UK has launched a bus stop ad in Oxford Street that uses facial recognition to show content only to women, highlighting the campaign for girls' rights.

Ahead of its IPO, Facebook faces criticism for its all-male board, with investors demanding greater gender diversity.

Despite the tech industry's cooler image, the gender gap remains. Where are the Kiwi women leading in IT? Let's spotlight our homegrown heroines.