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CIOs are not replacing staff
... continuing survey of CIOs, Janco has found that many CIOs have turned more cautious in the last month. Consulting firm Janco conducted its most recent survey in late March. "Many companies are uncertain of which way the economy is going, with (the U.S. government) sequester, tax increases, and unstable world political situation," Janulaitis said. "CIOs continue to closely manage their overall (full-time equivalent) head counts level and adding staff for critical new developments. " The Janco survey comes on the heels of the ...
Even with the unemployment rate falling to 7.7% the jobs prospect for IT Pros is still mixed
... of employed IT professionals and prospects are mixed. The CEO of Janco Associates, Victor Janulaitis said, "According to BLS there were 5,700 more IT professionals employed in February than in January. However, much of the most recent growth has been in the government sector, and with "sequester" there could be a reduction in the number of those jobs. On the downside, the BLS has adjusted the number of jobs that were added in January from 12,500 to 9,800. " Order Salary Survey ...
A net gain of 20,400 jobs in July
... Job Growth Employment is on the rise in Healthcare IT and spending will reach $40 billion by the end of this year. Much of that growth will come from spending on electronic health record (EHR) systems, mobile health applications and efforts to comply with new government standards. Boosted by increased spending on healthcare software- which is needed for the rollout of EHR systems- the U.S. healthcare IT market is expected to grow at a rate of about 24% per year from 2012 to 2014, the study said. Spending ...
IT reflects the malaise of the US economy
... published one, rather it is updated with the current data based on the analysis by Janco Associates, Inc. For the latest IT Employment Data click here . Health Care vs. Financial Services Job Growth One of the bright spots during the past few years has been government employment. That seems to be coming to an end with the proposed 2013 federal budget. The current administration proposed a decrease in federal IT spending in 2013, the budget calls for spending $78.8 billion, a 1.2 percent decrease from 2012. Janco is an ...
Hardware spending lagging; IT hiring outlook mixed
... a narrower segment of IT jobs, and reported a net increase of 4,900 seasonally adjusted jobs IT jobs in March. CIOs they interviewed are doing limited hiring in the short term. The IT job market growth is either strong or weak, depending on what government data is used. Differences in IT job estimates are based on the decisions analysts make on what labor categories to include or not include in the estimate. Another firm which tracks government data monthly says that 15,000 IT jobs were added in March out of ...
In 2012, skills in key computer technologies, especially in software, will be in much demand.
... 1997 Articles Current Archives Newsletters PSR Newsletters Archive RSS Feed Tweets Facebook CIO Roundtable Search Janco About Us Downloading Our Customers Testimonials Payment Options Returns Site Map Rate Sheet Terms and Conditions Privacy GDPR Compliance Technology Jobs Outlook by John Rossheim Technology Jobs Outlook - In 2010 and 2011, government spending drove much IT hiring. In 2012 with the economy showing signs of recovery and government mandates- in the form of regulatory requirements - CIOs are preparing for significant technology hiring. "We're finding the only industry where there's real hiring is healthcare, especially for ...
And according to Janco, which conducted the study, this is despite an increased number of lay offs in the sector due to the current gloomy economi...
... jobs. This chart is not the originally published one, rather it is updated with the current data based on the analysis by Janco Associates, Inc. For the latest IT Employment Data click here . One of the bright spots during the past few years has been government employment. That seems to be coming to an end with the proposed 2013 federal budget. The current administration proposed a decrease in federal IT spending in 2013, the budget calls for spending $78.8 billion, a 1.2 percent decrease from 2012. Updated Layoffs abound ...
Short term hiring for IT staff and consultants is up
... jobs. This chart is not the originally published one, rather it is updated with the current data based on the analysis by Janco Associates, Inc. For the latest IT Employment Data click here . One of the bright spots during the past few years has been government employment. That seems to be coming to an end with the proposed 2013 federal budget. The current administration proposed a decrease in federal IT spending in 2013, the budget calls for spending $78.8 billion, a 1.2 percent decrease from 2012. Janco's findings are ...
IT total number of jobs declines one more time - for the second month in a row there was a net loss in the number of IT jobs!
... the rise in health care IT and spending will reach $40 billion by the end of this year, the report projected. Much of that growth will come from spending on electronic health record (EHR) systems, mobile health applications and efforts to comply with new government standards. Boosted by increased spending on health care software- which is needed for the rollout of EHR systems- the U.S. health care IT market is expected to grow at a rate of about 24 percent per year from 2012 to 2014, the study said. Spending ...
Despite Lower Unemployment, IT Market Loses Jobs. IT sector lost 3,900 jobs, including 2,900 telecom positions.
... 9 percent to 8.6 percent, the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) announced, and nonfarm payroll employment rose by 120,000. That's the lowest unemployment rate in 2 1/2 years since March 2009, according to The Washington Post. The government noted improvements in such industries as retail trade, leisure and hospitality, professional and business services, and health care. The IT sector wasn't so fortunate: It lost 3,900 jobs, including 2,900 telecom positions, Janco Associates announced, citing BLS ...
