As part of the International Girls in ICT Day, Ecosistemas Global participated in the coverage by El Capitalino, one of Mexico’s leading digital media outlets, which addressed the challenges and opportunities to reduce the gender gap in the technology sector.
With the headline “The Challenge of Adding More Female Talent to the Technology Sector”, the article highlights the role organizations play in promoting early access to digital tools and fostering technological vocations from a young age.
At Ecosistemas Global, we share our vision on the need to build inclusive and diverse workspaces where female talent not only has a place but takes a leading role in innovation and digital transformation processes.
“It is essential to make visible the women who are currently leading technology projects to inspire new generations. Additionally, it is important to design training programs that include the development of technical and social skills with a gender perspective,” the article states.
This participation reflects Ecosistemas Global’s ongoing commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in reducing inequalities and strengthening digital skills in the region.
Read the full article on El Capitalino:
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As part of the International Girls in ICT Day, Ecosistemas Global participated in the coverage by El Capitalino, one of Mexico’s leading digital media outlets, which addressed the challenges and opportunities to reduce the gender gap in the technology sector.
With the headline “The Challenge of Adding More Female Talent to the Technology Sector”, the article highlights the role organizations play in promoting early access to digital tools and fostering technological vocations from a young age.
At Ecosistemas Global, we share our vision on the need to build inclusive and diverse workspaces where female talent not only has a place but takes a leading role in innovation and digital transformation processes.
“It is essential to make visible the women who are currently leading technology projects to inspire new generations. Additionally, it is important to design training programs that include the development of technical and social skills with a gender perspective,” the article states.
This participation reflects Ecosistemas Global’s ongoing commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in reducing inequalities and strengthening digital skills in the region.
Read the full article on El Capitalino:
