According to a Pew Research CenterDiversity study in 2021, statistics show that year after year, women are underpaid and underrepresented in technology. Women make up only 25% of computer-science related…
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As we count down to Open Mainframe Summit 2022, hosted virtually and in-person in Philadelphia, PA on September 21-22, we are looking back at some of our favorite presentations from last…
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Many companies across the globe - especially in tech - have launched diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs for a more diverse workforce. Even with increasing DEI programs, the neurodivergent…
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Written by John Mertic, Director of Program Management at the Linux Foundation One of the big things I celebrate about open source is the vast diversity of individuals that come…
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In honor of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) Heritage Month, we invited a few Open Mainframe Project community members, contributors and leaders to share their story. Today, Alex Kim,…
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Written by Maemalynn Meanor, Senior Public Relations and Marketing Manager at the Linux Foundation In honor of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) Heritage Month, I wanted to share something…
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Throughout last year, the Making Our Strong Community Stronger (MSCS) initiative discussed the importance of telling stories and creating a climate for success for everyone. We are shifting to demystify the challenges…
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There have been many amazing women who have made great contributions to the tech field through the years. You've probably heard about Ada Lovelace and Grace Hopper, among other pioneers.…
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Written by Tina Tarquinio, Making Our Strong Community Stronger Panelist and Product Management Executive for IBM Z This blog was originally featured on LinkedIn. You can find more articles like…
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Written by Earl Dixon, Principal Client Services Management at Broadcom After watching the first Making Our Strong Community Stronger panel on “How Personal Experiences Shape Corporate Inclusion,” I was very…
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