Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) stories - Page 21

The Government and Ngai Tahu Funds will each invest $50,000 to support a range of programmes, including skills development in STEM subjects.

Vodafone forecasts a tech revolution with cyber security, AR, and diversity at the helm as it champions a more inclusive future.

Australian businesses are spending big on AI technology, investing on average $6 million a year - a huge sum that is second only to the US.

Scitech is a not-for-profit firm that aims to raise STEM awareness, interest, capability and participation in all Western Australians.

After 21 years, Pip Marlow departs Microsoft Australia for Suncorp role, handing reins to Steven Worrall come January.

Microsoft hosts Government Solution Day event in Laos to showcase the benefits of technology in digital transformation and economic development.

As the U.S. election looms, the tech sector braces for the impact of policies by future POTUS on innovation and growth.

CompTIA celebrates growth in Australia and NZ, with 410 premier members and over 1400 registered users in just over a year.

Dona Sarkar, head of Windows Insiders Program, founder of Fibonacci Sequins, and fashion line Prima Dona Style, speaks at Microsoft Ignite NZ 2016.

Attendees were inspired by world-renowned education thought leaders like John Kao, founder and CEO of EdgeMakers.

STEM education leaps ahead as teachers harness flipped learning and tech, breaking through past barriers for lively, effective classes.

The Microsoft in Education team will continue to seek out new ways for technology to connect students with their passions.

Palmerston North City Council has launched a new programme to encourage young people to become excited about science, technology, engineering & maths.

The call has gone out for Kiwis and Aussies to help with a community based gaming platform designed to encourage girls to pursue STEM-based careers.

The tech research company says that game-based learning enables students to experience the situation from close quarters.

A new initiative from IT community CompTIA aims to challenge stereotypes and preconceived ideas and show year 7 and 8 girls tech really is cool.

IT community organisation CompTIA has put the call out for those involved in IT to speak out to encourage young girls into IT.

When I first saw the results of IFS's Digital Transformation Survey, I was surprised that only 50% of respondents in ANZ had a clear strategy.

Cyber security firm Fortinet is seeking education partners in Australia and New Zealand to roll out its network security academy.

The IT industry isn't just a place for the boys and is in fact a great place for the girls - an initiative has been launched to promote this message.