Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is having a wide-reaching impact on the global IT industry. Driven by its strong technology education base, Ukraine is well-known...
About 1.5 million information technology jobs will be lost by 2017 due to offshoring, technology development and slow business growth, according to a report...
Large companies will move about 350,000 corporate jobs offshore over the next two years, according to a recent survey. About half of those positions will be in IT
A strengthening economy that is fueling higher IT spending and a tight labour market for U.S. IT workers is creating moderate pay gains for technical workers such as application developers and database administrators, according to new research and interviews with IT executives and analysts.
Most industry experts would agree enrollment in IT college and university programs has steadily declined over the last few years. But when it comes to the reasons for this drop and its implications, not everyone sees eye to eye. This week organizers of the National Information Technology Human Resources Forum (NITHRF), held last November said they plan to offer more sessions this May for educational and industry players who want to try to resolve issues facing the industry.