Information Technology
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Argentina
Data centers are cropping up throughout Argentina and many HR departments in the country are adopting cloud computing.
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Australia
Australian employers are experiencing the highest demand for IT professionals above all other professions.
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Austria
After seeing several years of declining profits, Austria’s ITC companies report revenues topped 54 billion EUR last year.
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Belgium
Belgium's IT sector contributes more than 4 percent of the GDP and ranks 20th worldwide.
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Brazil
Brazil is Latin America's largest IT market and it is growing fast.
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Canada
Experts have identified an emerging IT skills gap in Canada, and a shortage of ICT professionals.
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Chile
Chile's telecommunications industry is undergoing rapid change and modernization.
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China
Chinese IT companies are shifting away from low-cost and low-skill production toward more innovative manufacturing of low-cost but high-skill products.
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Denmark
The Danish ICT industry specializes in acoustics, wireless and mobile technologies.
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Finland
While the Finnish high technology industry is one of the country’s strongest, the lasting negative effects of the recent economic recession continue to trouble Finnish productivity.
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France
Social networking in France this has created an ecosystem for IT workers.
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Germany
The IT industry in Germany has rebounded from the global recession and is once again driving the economy.
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Hong Kong
There is significant demand for technology staff in Hong Kong as companies invest in upgrading and expanding their IT infrastructure.
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India
India's Information Technology industry is the most vibrant sector of the Indian economy and offers numerous employment opportunities.
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Ireland
After the setbacks of the global economic crisis, the ITC sector is poised to lead Ireland's recovery.
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Italy
Italy's information and communication technology market is the fourth-largest in Europe, with a particularly strong mobile phone market.
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Japan
Japan's IT device industry is declining, although its electronics parts industry has maintained a strong competitive edge.
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Mexico
The IT industry in Mexico has grown by an average 12 percent over the past five years and is expected to continue to grow.
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Netherlands
Despite the ongoing Eurozone crisis, companies continue to recruit for IT positions in The Netherlands.
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Norway
Norwegians are "among the most wired people on the planet," with IT providing an edge in the world economy.
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Peru
The IT market in Peru is expected to be one of the highest-growth markets in the world.
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Russia
Russia’s IT sector is growing, and technology is penetrating into companies’ business processes.
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Singapore
Singapore’s IT market is expected to increase, boosted by strong growth in the PC market and government investment in information technology.
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South Africa
South Africa's IT market is the largest in Africa, and it is poised at a crucial point in the evolution of the Internet.
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South Korea
IT has become a mainstay of Korea’s export-driven economy, with growth being driven increasingly by the mobile sector.
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Spain
There are many IT professions where demand exceeds supply and it is one of the few bright spots in Spain's economy.
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Sweden
Sweden's Information Technology sector generates sales of more than 11 billion USD.
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Switzerland
Switzerland is one of the leading countries in computer applications and the ICT industry accounts for five percent of Swiss GDP.
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U.K.
Demand for skilled IT professionals in the United Kingdom is expected to grow steadily.
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UAE
UAE spending on IT products and services is expected to reach 3.8 billion USD this year.
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USA
The unemployment rate for the IT industry remains low, as the industry was never really affected by the recession.
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