This paper surveys the research literature on stereotyping of gender and ICT and how it
affects girls' participation in ICT education and work. Gender stereotypes can influence girls' …

To meet the high demand for information technology (IT) professionals, organizations must
become more effective at attracting and retaining women. Ninety‐seven percent of …

In response to claims emanating from recent assessments of the status of gender and IS
research about insufficient theorizing of gender, a critical literature analysis of research …

One line of investigation in attempting to better understand the gender imbalance in the
information technology (IT) field is to examine gender stereotypes about the skills and …

While social inclusion projects have centred on digital technology for a long time now, they
have remained silent about educating and empowering children to act as technology …

For millions of workers, online job listings provide the first point of contact to potential
employers. As a result, job listings and their word choices can significantly affect the makeup …

The information technology (IT) field faces a skills shortage. Only 17 percent of a projected
3.5 million computing job openings are expected to be filled by 2026 (National Association …

Objective: This article presents research on the effects of varying mood and stress states on
within-team communication in a simulated crisis management environment, with a focus on …

The low number of women in the Information Technology (IT) field is a concern of European
Information Systems (IS) research, among other disciplines. Despite a vast body of research …

After decades of research and ambitious political programs, we still observe imbalances in
the treatment of people on the basis of gender, age, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation …