Sentence examples for technology workforces from inspiring English sources

"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.

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.

Only 17% of our technology workforce is female (a statistic is worsening by the year according to e-skills) there's a huge missed opportunity for the girls themselves and also the technology industry, which is failing to inspire half the population.

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.

Just 17% of the technology workforce are women, and in games developing, it is even lower- 9%.

He remains optimistic that CASEA's efforts to improve aboriginal representation in the science and technology workforce will succeed in the future.

Our increasingly diverse society means an increasingly diverse technology workforce is needed to help power the world of tomorrow.

That is a problem my colleagues articulated clearly in a technology workforce study commissioned by the Arizona Technology Council.