Titlebook: Women, Work and Computerization; Charting a Course to Ellen Balka,Richard Smith Book 2000 IFIP International Federation for Information Pro

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Information System Development Methodologiess’ access to education, we found that women are not present or have been assigned a marginal role in ISD projects. This paper highlights gender trends in IT education in Nigeria and identifies gender disparity in the Information System Development methodologies employed. We also documented female ac

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Women, Work and Computerization978-0-387-35509-2Series ISSN 1868-4238 Series E-ISSN 1868-422X

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Net Gainsrticularly with regards to the special skills and qualities which women bring to IT work. It is suggested that the ‘feminine’ skills’ that are widely regarded as being useful in the IT industry, may actually work against women’s advancement to upper management.

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Masculine World Disguised As Gender Neutralirical material that contains the visions of the future of 24 computing professionals. On the surface these visions seem gender neutral. However, as these visions are analysed in depth, it becomes clear that they describe the male world where women are seen as a problem.