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A place for women in IT - opinion and debate on how to bring more women into the technology sector.
November 2014
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Are IT boardrooms making way for super-heroines?
- Computer Weekly 27 Nov 2014 -
Encouraging entrepreneurial spirit
- Computer Weekly 24 Nov 2014 -
Women in technology: A managing director's view
- Computer Weekly 24 Nov 2014
Female superheroes are just as effective at saving lives and fighting evil as their male counterparts. No one has ever questioned the abilities of the likes of Wonder Woman and everyone knows that ...
Having built up my company, The Consulting Consortium, from small beginnings to the largest independently-owned compliance consultancy in the UK, I am passionate about entrepreneurial spirit.
How many female role models can you name in the technology space? You'll probably be able to name a few, but the likelihood is that your list will pale in comparison to a similar list of male role ...
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Bletchley Park's unheard stories: The Imitation Game's female tech trailblazers
- Computer Weekly 21 Nov 2014 -
Does diversity actually add value?
- Computer Weekly 20 Nov 2014 -
FDM Group to hold female graduate event with inspirational speakers
- Computer Weekly 07 Nov 2014 -
FDM everywoman in Tech Awards extends deadline to 10 Nov 2014
- Computer Weekly 04 Nov 2014 -
Why coding's cool for school
- Computer Weekly 01 Nov 2014
Last week saw the release of The Imitation Game, a new film about WWII code breakers at Bletchley Park. Much has been made of the man portrayed by Benedict Cumberbatch, brilliant polymath Alan ...
Diversity is a topic that is widely discussed nowadays. A lot of companies have Diversity Leaders within the business whose actual roles revolve around making sure the business is diverse. Some may ...
FDM Group are holding another women in technology event at their London Bridge offices, aimed at female graduates, students and professionals interested in a career in IT.
The deadline for the FDM everywoman in Technology Awards has been extended until 10 November.
Last month saw a new generation of children enter our schools. Like those before them, they'll likely go in armed with pencils and paper, but this generation will emerge equipped quite differently.