Digital Event | December 1 - December 3, 2021
Over the past decade, diversity and inclusion have gained momentum, shedding light on the critical role of women in technology. Globally several women have assumed leadership positions with success, confirming findings that diverse organizations perform better, hire better talent, have more engaged employees, and retain workers better than companies that do not focus on D&I.
At its very core, digital transformation is about cultural change. Other than the technology aspect, it is change management, with a focus on creating a diverse organization. Over the past decade, diversity and inclusion (D&I) have steadily gained momentum, shedding light on the critical role of women in technology. According to IDC research, more than 80% of C-Suite executives think that D&I policies will have at least “some impact” on their business.
IDC research also indicates that at least 35% of organizations worldwide have D&I requirements as T&C criteria for IT suppliers, underlining corporate commitments to strengthening efforts on social topics – as more clients want to work with partners and vendors who share their values.
Source: IDC
Diversity is a hot topic in the tech industry — and because it’s discussed frequently, it might be easy to feel like things have already changed. However, the momentum is still too slow in this region. Women remain largely underrepresented in STEM roles at about half that of male representation. Female participation in IT is about 35% with less than 18% in managerial roles.
Compounding the problem, IDC research found that 51% of employers in the region are accelerating their digitalization agenda and 60% of employers intend to accelerate the automation of processes. These changes are likely to do away with a set of roles that are increasingly redundant in the new future of work— and accelerate the creation of new roles. The distribution of female roles in IT is highly skewed towards the roles that will become automated.
Nevin Çizmecioğulları
Country Director, IDC Turkiye
Dr. Ömer Fatih Sayan
Deputy Minister, Republic of Turkey, Ministry of Transport & Infrastructure
Burcu Bahadır
Cloud Customer Engineer, Google Cloud
Sibel Akay
Information Security Team Lead, Trendyol
Günseli Gökalp
IT Service Management Director, N11.com
Işıl Hasdemir
Country Manager, DELL Technologies
Sitare Sezgin
CEO, Teknosa
Zeynep Kılıç
Program Manager, Imaging, Printing and Document Solutions, IDC
Yekta Caymaz
CIO, Arçelik Global
Murat Erez
Head of IT, Kale Holding
Recognizing women who have begun their career in technology in the last five years and have already become high achievers. The judges will examine the last 18 months, looking at achievements, contributions to successful projects, examples of innovation, and an understanding of how technology can create business value.
Recognizing business leaders who have become an effective role models for other women in the last 18 months. The judges will examine demonstrations of leadership and business achievements, as well as examples of being a role model by inspiring other women to succeed in technology.
Recognizing women who have championed the use of technology within their organizations, successfully communicated its merits to a wider audience, and demonstrated innovation and IT excellence in the last 18 months. The judges will look at projects and achievements spanning their current organizations, along with examples of best-practice implementations, leadership, and alignment with business goals.
Recognizing women who have led an IT transformation, digital transformation, or business-change program driven by technology in the last 18 months (CISOs, CDOs, application heads, infrastructure heads, and other senior IT designations). The judges will assess the planning, execution, and results of the transformation program, looking particularly at the technologies and innovation involved, best practices, alignment to business goals, and impact on the wider business.
Digital Event
December 1-3
11:00
Language
Turkish
Registration Fee
Free of Charge: For End Users (not IT + Consultant companies)
Contact
For More Information, contact: Merve Kaya - Conference Project Manager
Mobile: +90530 261 3562 | Email: mkaya@idc.com
While this event will celebrate the role of women in technology, all members of the end-user community – both male and female – are welcome to join us as champions of diversity in the workplace.
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