ISA session on women in technology held

Addressing a Key note for ESDM track, AMD Technology Corporate Vice President Dina McKinney said, “The semiconductor industry in India has a perfect mix of young energetic as well as mature and experienced woman. India has got a lot of woman talent in technology and as days are passing by, we can see more and more women climbing up the value chain.”

ISA Vice Chairman Satya Gupta said, “ISA is very proud to be associated with Grace Hopper celebration of women in computing India initiative. We believe this event will help in energizing women in electronics and semiconductor technology to emerge as significant contributors and leaders to push forward ESDM agenda for the country.”

Intel Technologies Senior Engineering Manager Anuradha Srinivasan said, “Innovation should be on the job. The team should take innovation as something which should happen on a daily basis. Design and methodology programme should help in innovation.”

The ISA Women in Technology aims at creating a network to and share information among women engineers and executives in the industry.