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Women in tech statistics: The hard truths of an uphill battle

CIO

The employment gap Despite national conversations about the lack of diversity in tech, women are disproportionally missing out on the ongoing boom in IT jobs. In fact, the ratio of women to men in tech roles has declined in the past 35 years, with half of women who go into tech dropping out by the age of 35, according to data from Accenture.

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Belcorp reimagines R&D with AI

CIO

These circumstances have induced uncertainty across our entire business value chain,” says Venkat Gopalan, chief digital, data and technology officer, Belcorp. “As To support this, we provided data-backed evidence and examples that demonstrated the positive impact of utilizing these technologies.”

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Captive centers are back. Is DIY offshoring right for you?

CIO

You’d be forgiven if you’re wondering whether you’ve stumbled on an article from 2016 , but, in fact, the practice of launching an offshore IT center wholly owned and operated by the enterprise it serves is back in vogue with notable twists. Captive centers are on the rise. A key challenge for captives continues to be scale,” says Borowski.

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How Create a More Inclusive Workplace for LGBTQ Employees

Let's Grow Leaders

In 2016 I received this amazing note from Tammy Cravit on her journey of authenticity and inclusion. And, ultimately we were able to work together as we brought a leadership development program to her company. I’m super excited to put those things into practice and to continue to grow my leadership skills as a result.

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Ageism Is Hurting Your Tech Company’s Hiring More Than You Realize

Battery Ventures

It’s time to talk frankly about a common, socially acceptable bias in the technology industry: ageism. It’s no secret the tech sector celebrates youth. A 2016 Payscale study found seven of the 18 top Silicon Valley companies it covered have a median employee age of 30 or younger. Prepping for the interview.

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Highest-Rated Cloud Companies, Covid-19 Edition: Tips for Nailing Corporate Culture During This Chaotic Time

Battery Ventures

Each year, we work with jobs-and-recruiting site Glassdoor* to unearth the most innovative cloud-computing companies—both public and private—where employees report the most satisfaction at work. More specifically, this year’s lists reveal a lot, at least to me, about the “haves and have nots” nature of the technology sector right now.

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Employee spotlight: Alana Morrissey and Michael Nemeth

Capgemini

By 2009, the project opportunities in the commercial space were much smaller due to the financial crisis, so I looked to move into the Federal space. We not only have integral delivery roles on our projects, but also constant involvement in business development, recruiting, and the management of our committees and policies and programs.