Do women still need their own awards?
With the Women in Technology Awards now in their fifth year, Computing examines the rationale behind recognising women in this way, and speaks to Jane Deal, IT director at the Law Society and a judge at this year's awards
The Women in Technology Excellence Awards are in their fifth year, and nominations are now open for women in categories ranging from Innovator of the Year, CIO of the year and Software Engineer of the...
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