Pay equity and data are key to a diverse tech workforce, says PagerDuty's Roshan Kindred This article is sponsored by:
PagerDuty has achieved (almost) equal pay and re-commits to D&I in the face of layoffs.

PagerDuty has achieved (almost) equal pay and re-commits to D&I in the face of layoffs.
Pickle joins Samsara from Salesforce, where he brings a wealth of experience with him about how to effectively scale a company, without losing sight of what makes it unique.
At diginomica, our commitment to focusing on Diversity & Inclusion was as strong as ever in 2022. Here are some of my highlights.
Salesforce VP of Philanthropy Ron Smith explains how the cloud giant is targeting groups furthest from access to a tech career.
Seven major enterprise technology vendors have women CIOs, as diversity awareness grows in the tech sector
The tech industry does not have a good track record in attracting and retaining Black women...and it's not just a US problem.
Ahead of its acquisition by PTC, Noor Tarin, VP of Talent Enablement & Development, explains how the firm rapidly increased its women VPs
At Workday Rising EMEA this week, the company's Chief Diversity Officer and customers discussed how to ensure diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives make a real-world impact.
Organizations need to improve their flexible working policies in the Vaccine Economy.
We speak to three LGBTQ+ people working at MongoDB who share their experiences of working at the vendor and provide guidance on what it means to be a diverse and inclusive employer.
As Oracle Cloud World continues in the US, UK Country Leader Wilson talks about the direction her career has taken with the software giant.
In a long career, Zahra Bahrololoumi has run into barriers due to her heritage. Today she's a national CEO at Salesforce and committed to making big changes in terms of equality and diversity.
On this year's Ada Lovelace Day, a conversation with Idit Levine, founder and CEO of a $1 billion tech start-up, who rejects the widespread label of ‘women in tech’ as “dismissive”.