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Houston ranked 3rd best city for women in tech industry: Report

While women in STEM fields have experienced difficulty in securing jobs and earning less than their male counterparts, Houston is among one of the best for those in the technology industry.

source: KTBC-TV

Tech companies ramp up layoffs, hiring freezes as possible recession looms

The tech industry is bracing itself for a potential recession. Several companies including Netflix, Microsoft, PayPal and others have rolled out layoffs and hiring freezes, anticipating a downturn in the economy.

source: USA Today

Building a student's career: Is STEM Education the right choice?

The main value of STEM education is to enable students of any age and gender to be more prepared for the ever-changing and globalized market.

source: Know Techie

North America is seeing a hiring boom in tech industry cybersecurity roles

North America extended its dominance for cybersecurity hiring among tech industry companies in the three months ending April. The number of roles in North America made up 52.3% of total cybersecurity jobs – up from 46.9% in the same quarter last year.

source: Verdict

Women in STEM need more than a law

Scientists have seen gains the past 50 years, but culture remains an obstacle.

source: Harvard Gazette

Biggest challenges for women in tech

The tech industry is one of the most rapidly growing industries in the world. It offers ample opportunities for those who are skilled in coding, programming, and other technical fields. However, women continue to face significant challenges when it comes to working in tech....

source: Global Trade Magazine

Small actions make great leaders

Leadership has traditionally been taught as a set of larger actions, such as having a difficult conversation or coaching someone. In reality, leading well is an integrated activity, in which one is doing many things simultaneously. One way to learn to do this better is to...

source: Harvard Business Review

7 critical business concepts you must master to be an effective IT leader

As technology has become a vital component of businesses across all industries, many organizations have added technology professionals to their executive teams. This empowers tech leaders to go the extra mile and contribute to the...

source: Entrepreneur

AT&T to roll out improved 911 call-tracking capabilities

Dallas-based AT&T says by the end of this month, all emergency calls made through the wireless carrier will be routed to emergency call centers based on phone GPS data rather than cell tower data.

source: Government Technology

Marine vet creates evacuation tech to light up 'pathways to safety' in an emergency

Go-To-Green's patented audio-visual system can detect both the sound of a fired gunshot and the pressure change made by a bullet in the air. The system lights up to direct people to the safest exit—and tracks the source of shots.

source: Dallas Innovates

American Airlines testing face-scanning at DFW Airport

American Airlines said that customers with PreCheck can go through security checkpoints at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport with a face scan and phone app instead of showing their driver's license or passport.

source: ABC News

Champion Circle Member June Spotlight

KPS Global® is the leader in providing innovative cold storage solutions. KPS Global designs, manufactures and installs insulated panel systems for retail, scientific and industrial markets. The company's expert in-house designers, engineers, and research and development...

source: Tech Titans

Tech Luncheon Features Former CTO

The identification of nine tech trends for 2022 were woven into an informative and educational story on the evolution of the CTO at the June 17 monthly Tech Industry luncheon. Former NTTData CTO and current guest lecturer at UT Dallas, Kris Fitzgerald, told the audience...

source: Tech Titans

How free-wheeling Texas became the self-driving trucking industry's promised land

For companies working to make self-driving trucks a near-term reality, all roads lead to Texas. Vast highways, a booming freight market and, crucially, the least restrictive laws governing autonomous vehicles (AVs) in the United...

source: Reuters via Kitco

Bringing your IT staff back to the office

We've all seen the headlines about IT workers and other professionals digging their heels in the ground about coming back to the office. Here are four ways IT leaders can navigate this sticky situation.

source: InformationWeek

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Women in STEM need more than a law

Biggest challenges for women in tech

Small actions make great leaders

7 critical business concepts you must master to be an effective IT leader

AT&T to roll out improved 911 call-tracking capabilities

Marine vet creates evacuation tech to light up 'pathways to safety' in an emergency

American Airlines testing face-scanning at DFW Airport

Champion Circle Member June Spotlight

Tech Luncheon Features Former CTO

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