Not all women in tech have to be coders, but it helps

For many of the women who lead Australia's technology industry, lacking a degree in computer science has not been a barrier to success. And, they say, it should not be one for other women either.

Speaking at the Females in IT and Telecommunications International Women’s Day luncheon in Sydney Wednesday, Kate Burleigh, managing director of Intel Australia, Pip Marlow, managing director of Microsoft Australia, Tara Commerford, managing director of GoDaddy in Australia and New Zealand, Sharryn Napier, vice president and regional director at Qlik, and Dr. Susan Pond, steering committee co-chair of Science in Australia Gender Equity, all shared their own unique career paths. Read more...