Google Maps enabling companies to promote themselves as led by women
Businesses can now describe themselves in Google Maps listings as being owned, led or founded by women, the Alphabet unit announced Wednesday.
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Self assurance and company support key to being a successful woman in IT
Barely a month goes by without a horror story involving sexual harassment or discrimination emerging from the tech industry.
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1984 was the year everything changed for women in IT: Lynwen Connick
Women began dropping out of ICT roles in 1984, the same year personal computers were on the rise, according to Lynwen Connick, First Assistant Secretary - Cyber Policy and Intelligence Division, the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet.
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Women communicating with authority crucial for closing IT gender gap
Teaching female workers to communicate with more authority and confidence is crucial for bridging the gender gap in IT, according to women in business mentor Andrea Clarke, who thinks too many women are unconsciously undermining their own authority.
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5 women who've made it in IT
Ahead of International Women’s Day, CIO Australia speaks to five women, who have made their mark in IT, about their career journey, their biggest achievements, and their advice for other women in the industry.
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Equality in IT still has a long way to go: Telstra, Microsoft
Women have achieved equality by earning the right to vote, but the technology sector has a long way to go, three IT leaders have claimed.
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ICT needs more women: ACS
Women have an integral role to play within the Australian information technology and communications industry, according to the Australian Computer Society (ACS).