Critical Examination Using Business Intelligence on the Gender Gap in Information Technology in Brazil

In the early 1990s, cyberfeminism emerged as an area of knowledge to discuss connection between gender and technology. According UNESCO, women are underrepresented in field science, technology, engineering, mathematics less than a third worldwide work scientific research development. However, this number has grown reality is constantly changing. context, using business intelligence techniques, study analyzes data from computer information communication technology market characterize impact performance these areas. It expected show that highlighted fields still challenge Brazil. Based on hypothesis, results indicates public policies must be focused base, i.e., encourage young STEM This could policymakers find solutions challenges presented research.