Northern women taking digital sector by storm

Dawinderpal Sahota
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North of England sees 1000 per cent increase in number of IT projects won by women in the past six months

There has been a huge 165 per cent rise in women moving into the digital sector over the past six months, according to research from PeoplePerHour. However, there are still significant regional ...

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