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10 November 2015

Meet the men helping women succeed in IT

In this week's Computer Weekly, we meet the men that have mentored some of the leading women in tech to find out how men can help tackle the diversity gap in IT. We examine how restrictive software licensing is hindering firms' ambitions for digital transformation. And where can CIOs turn to for advice? We look at the options. Read the issue now.

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Features in this issue

Shining a light on the male mentors of IT
by Kayleigh Bateman
Who are the male mentors encouraging the women in IT to succeed?
Enterprise software contracts stifle digital business initiatives
by Cliff Saran
Two software licensing groups have joined forces to put pressure on the European Commission to investigate leading software companies
Why Pegasystems' CEO, Alan Trefler, has learned to think smaller
by Bill Goodwin
Pegasystems has made its name supplying CRM, analytics and case management software to the world's largest companies. Now CEO Alan Trefler plans to use cloud computing to broaden Pega's appeal

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