Sentence examples for technology workforce from inspiring English sources

This article was amended to reflect that 30% of its technology workforce - and roughly 56% of its global workforce - is female.

In addition to higher-than-industry-average retention rates, approximately 56% of BofA's global workforce - and 30% of its technology workforce - is female.

But it seems unfair when this is not reported alongside the context of austerity, inadequate technology, workforce shortages and a relentless increasing demand on services driven by demographic changes.

This article reviews the radiologic technologists personnel shortage at the turn of the century, describes efforts taken by the ACR and the ASRT to ameliorate the shortage, and examines the future of the radiologic technology workforce.

Doug Shelton, a spokesman for IBM, said that globalization and increased competition make it hard to compare the company with its earlier days under Watson and that it still has the biggest and most talented technology workforce in the world.

His many external appointments include serving as chief scientist from 1997 to 1999 for the U.S. Air Force, where he led influential studies of Air Force investments in space and of preparations for a 21st-century science and technology workforce.

Organizations with well-trained technology workforces are better positioned strategically, as employees are able to perform their jobs most effectively.

Several economies with growing science and technology workforces--including Taiwan, South Korea, Ireland, and China--have been successful already in encouraging their nationals to return after advanced training and research abroad.

"Dozens of top tech companies are committing to make their technology workforces look like America," Obama said, noting companies' increased willingness to publish diversity data.

Despite everything I have accomplished in my other careers, working in a field tangential to private sector technology, countless hours of networking, and the buzz about diversity in technology workforces, I have come up with no concrete results.

In another program, called "Girls Creating Games," Denner studies how computer games can be used to increase the representation of women in the information-technology workforce.