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The IT/ITeS sectors take the lead with women comprising 18% of leadership positions compared to 14% in 2020, says a study.

While multiple reports suggest working women are disproportionately affected due to the pandemic, it’s time to rewrite our gender playbooks.

IBM veteran, Gargi B. Dasgupta, took charge of IBM Research in India more than two years ago. As Director for...

Dear friends, welcome to the 'Weekly High with LSD' show. This week, we have with us an IBM veteran, Gargi...

To thrive in a post-pandemic world, businesses can help close the gap for women in tech and rebuild a workplace that supports women to thrive. Here’s what the experts have to say.

For women to be more empowered in the workplace, it is crucial to have structured mentorships where women can learn from each other as well as expert men in the field.

Women make up 50% of the workforce—but they make up a small fraction of leadership positions in most industries. Yet,...

There’s nothing inherently masculine about cloud computing, data analytics or artificial intelligence (AI). Computers are also androgynous by nature. However,...

Radhika Shetty exited her full-time job in 2007 to raise her toddler for a few years. She left as a...

Amrita Malik, Chief Business Officer, Innoviti Payment Solutions, joined as a sales manager in 2009 and now 10 years later am...