To mark International Women's Day on March 8, 2025, e-SCM Solutions is celebrating the women who bring the company to life every day. For this occasion, we invite you to discover an exclusive video: an immersive vlog following an "e-SCM Girl" through her workday !
At e-SCM Solutions, we firmly believe in the value of diversity and the essential contribution of women to technological innovation. With 36% women on the e-SCM team, we demonstrate that a more balanced representation is possible.
We encourage training and access to tech careers for women, and we are proud to promote an inclusive environment where everyone can thrive.
Join us to celebrate this day and discover our daily vlog about a typical day in the life of an e-SCM Girl! Together, let's continue to push boundaries for greater equality in tech.
Women in the digital sector will represent only 24% in 2024, according to data from La grande école du Numérique. In the e-SCM team, they represent 36%! Out of a team of 24 people, 9 are women, each bringing diverse profiles, skills, and qualities that enrich the team.
We want to encourage young women to pursue careers in computer science and engineering. Currently, only 17% of women choose these fields, and only 6% of female students are enrolled in two-year vocational training programs in computer science.
In a rapidly expanding digital world, where innovation is at the heart of growth, diverse skills are essential to meeting future challenges. Women play a crucial role in this dynamic, and it is imperative to support and promote their active participation in the technology sector to ensure an inclusive and prosperous future for all. This is what the Women@Digital initiative is doing to promote this promising field
With an estimated 232,000 digital jobs currently operating in IT services and ICT companies, the need for talent is becoming increasingly urgent. The underrepresentation of women in this sector deprives the industry of valuable skills and hinders its economic growth. According to McKinsey, achieving gender parity could even increase French GDP by 10% by 2025.
