Confidence is key for Cambodian women working in ICT
Two female network engineers discuss the challenges in forging a career in the predominantly male ICT industry in Cambodia.
Two female network engineers discuss the challenges in forging a career in the predominantly male ICT industry in Cambodia.
Afghanistan’s telecommunications sector is undergoing a rebirth and playing an important role in driving economic growth.
New networks, both digital and personal, were made during the APRICOT 2016 Workshops in Auckland, New Zealand.
For the final post in this series, we return to the idea that the Internet is not just helping New Zealand to retain talent, but is helping it attract talent to its shores.
Last month, the APNIC training team had the unique task of training the entire IT workforce of the South Pacific Island nation of Niue.
Here are three popular stories on how we’ve been involved with development in the Asia Pacific region this year
Sereana Narayan and Ateca Rorika Raikuna, APNIC conference fellows from UN Women in Fiji, highlight some of the issues facing Fijian women who want a career in the ICT industry.
Congratulations to the 25 applicants awarded with a fellowship to participate at APRICOT 2016. We look forward to meeting you in Auckland.
Applications are open for the APRICOT 2016 Fellowship Program. Apply now as there are a limited number of places available.
For the fifth time, APNIC has supported the ITU and the Asia-Pacific Centre of Excellence (CoE) for Broadband Access on IPv6 capacity building by delivering a series of intensive and hands-on workshops on IPv6.