Women in digital transformation. Spearheading empathy-led digital change for a more inclusive future Women are reshaping the digital landscape in a way that is evoking an empathy-driven revolution. These trailblazing women drive a fundamental change in how technology is created...
Grace Hopper, the “Mother of COBOL,” the one who transformed the field of computer science Few individuals in the enormous field of computer science are as well-known as Grace Brewster Murray Hopper, a trailblazing mathematician and navy commander. Hopper, frequently referred to as...
Unveiling women in robotics. Shattering barriers, advancing gender equality in the field of robotics Beyond the Bionic Ceiling: Women Trailblazers in Robotics presents a ground-breaking investigation into the astounding accomplishments of women who pushed limits and defied prejudices in...
Radia Perlman, The Mother of the Internet and pioneering female programmer who redefined connectivity The “Mother of the Internet,” Radia Perlman, has irrevocably changed the face of the digital world. Her ground-breaking work on the spanning tree protocol (STP) revolutionized...
Khumo Nnyenyiwa is a graduate of Mining Engineering from the University of Witwatersrand in South Africa, where she completed both her M.Sc. and Bachelor’s Degree in the same field. Additionally, Khumo also holds a postgraduate certificate in Enterprise Risk Management from Botswana...
