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Contracting is proving a winner for Kiwi women in IT, Absolute IT says. It tells why - and how contracting can help with gender diversity.More

"We use coding in our everyday lives already, and it will become more advanced and used in a wider range of things."More

“More people are realising what a solid, secure and interesting career choice it is."More

“The tech sector is growing at a pace that means new talent is in demand. This has resulted in the tech sector having some of the highest salaries."More

"I’m also happy to see a focus on the essential part women are playing in these growing industries."More

“It is a well understood issue that there is not enough representation of women in leadership positions in high growth enterprises."More

Otago Polytechnic and acclaimed ‘geek girl’ Jenine Beekhuyzen are hoping to persuade Year 8 and 9 girls from Dunedin that IT is a fun career path.More

Wage inequality, workplace gender bias and a shortage of female role models are among the main obstacles women working in tech face today.More

“Otago Polytechnic values our responsibility in society. If we can support women into under-represented areas of study it’s better for the community."More

The days of the middle aged male-dominated tech arena might be coming to a slow end.More

“By spending a day in the workforce, participants get to experience first-hand what it’s like to work in a technology role."More

“This tool is a small but significant way we can work to turn this around, ensuring young girls can more easily find clear ways in STEM fields."More

Sitting today in a hall surrounded by geeks, it was the first session where the women outnumbered the men. But after all, this was Women in Tech.More

"There's been a huge resurgence in machine learning, with the cost of data storage going down and the computational power has gone up."More

“It's an exciting time to be joining Riverbed with emerging technologies disrupting the status quo, new ways to engage and connect with customers."More

A new initiative from IT community CompTIA aims to challenge stereotypes and preconceived ideas and show year 7 and 8 girls tech really is cool.More

IT community organisation CompTIA has put the call out for those involved in IT to speak out to encourage young girls into IT.More

The IT industry isn’t just a place for the boys and is in fact a great place for the girls - an initiative has been launched to promote this message.More

IT offers 'endless' opportunities for women - and now CompTIA has launched a local version of its global initiative to encourage women into IT.More

"We want to help women understand that experiencing abuse and violence is not normal and help is available.”More

“Women need to do a better job of declaring themselves and becoming their own advocate."More

"It is vital for New Zealand’s economic future that women participate fully in technology."More

The event was held to provide women new career opportunities and proactively address the growing issue of gender imbalance in Australia’s tech sector.More

“It’s a new year and it’s time for the National Government to be bold and be brave. Kiwi women are counting on them.”More