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Australian Computer Society Women's Board Surveys 2008/2010/2012 Dataset (raw data surveys from 2003 women employed in the Australian information communication technology industry)

Charles Darwin University
Dr Leoni Warne (Aggregated by)
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An online survey of Australian Computer Society 'Women Members' undertaken in years 2008, 2010 and 2012. The cohort was women employed (past or present) in the Australian Information Communication Technology (ICT) industry. The surveys comprised questions covering demographic information, employment, influences and challenges, soft skills, career impacts and ACS membership. The dataset includes raw data for 678 participants in the 2008 survey, 787 participants in and 538 participants in the 2012 survey, giving a total of 2003 returned surveys. The collated raw data for each of the years is collated into separate Access databases, thus three databases.

Data time period: 2008 to 2013

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  • Associated with Bandias.S. and Warne. L.(2009) What Makes Women Work? Information Age: August-Sept 2009.
    issn : 1324-5945
  • Associated with Bandias.S. and Warne.L. Women in ICT – Retain and Sustain: An Overview of the ACS-WSurvey. 20th Australasian Conference on Information Systems. ACIS 2009 Conference Clayton Melbourne 2 – 4 December 2009.
    uri : aisel.aisnet.org/acis2009/103/
  • Associated with The Career Stage Effect on Women in ICT: An Overview of the ACS-W Survey. Paper presented at the Working Women’s Conference Darwin NT.
    uri : www.ntwwc.com.au/uploads/File/OWOL%20conference%20papers/Bandias,%20Warne.pdf
  • Associated with Warne. L., Bandias. S. and Fuller.D. (2011) The Employment Experiences of Women in the Australian Information Communication Technology Industry, Journal of Economic and Social Policy: Vol. 14: Iss. 1, Article 2.
    uri : epubs.scu.edu.au/jesp/vol14/iss1/2/

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Australian Computer Society | Business and Management | Commerce, Management, Tourism and Services | Information and Computing Sciences | Information and Computing Sciences Not Elsewhere Classified | Other Information and Computing Sciences | Organisational Behaviour | career lifecycle | employment | information communication technology | information technology | women |

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