Study: 400,000 IT jobs lost since 2001
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The information technology industry lost 403,300 jobs from the start of the recession in March 2001 to April 2004, with nearly half of those jobs disappearing after the recession&#39;s official end, according to a new study.
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IT job growth will be driven primarily by the nation's largest employers, according to new data.
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SEATTLE -- The job market has been depressed in recent years, but tech workers might find it downright depressing. Researchers from the University of Illinois-Chicago have found that the US information tech
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Two weeks ago Reuters released an article suggesting that the PC industry was on the decline. The story referenced a report from technology research company Gartner, which had previously
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By Shyla Sangaran  IN a recent study conducted by International Data Corp (IDC) on the networking skills gap in 12 Asia-Pacific countries, it was found out that there is a deficit in IT competency across the region.
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Sinus and bronchial infections take a significant toll on the US economy, accounting for more than 30 million missed workdays every year, University of Pittsburgh researchers conclude from a new study.
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By JORDAN ROBERTSON  SAN JOSE, Calif. - Your work computer just suffered a major meltdown. Maybe the operating system failed, or a virus crashed the hard drive.
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The number of information technology workers in the United States went up last year and will continue to rise again this year, albeit at a much slower rate, according to a report released today
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The US high-tech work force grew by 2 percent last year but demand for computer programmers, tech-support specialists and other high-tech workers continues to erode, according to a survey released on Wednesday.
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A software upgrade caused some 40,000 computers to crash at the UK government&#39;s Department for Work and Pensions last week. The crash of the Windows-based systems took most of the department&#39;s computers offline for five working days.
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A quarter run 50% over budget Budget overruns on IT projects are costing Irish and UK businesses more than â¬375m a year, new research has revealed.â¦
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Americans lost about $49.3 billion in  2006 to criminals who stole their identities, an 11.5 percent  decline that may reflect increased vigilance among consumers  and businesses, a study released on Thursday shows.
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Gartner researchers believe that as many as 50% of the IT operational jobs in the U.S. could disappear over the next two decades because of coming improvements in data center technologies.
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Hereâs a paradox for you: The latest government stats indicate that the IT job market is positively sizzling right now. Unemployment hovers at a nearly imperceptible 3 percent, and employers everywhere report difficulties finding qualified workers to fill open spots. Yet every week I receive e-mails from frustrated, even angry, IT folks whose jobs were either eliminated or shipped overseas. Although they keep plugging away, they simply cannot find work. And these folks are not just a bunch of cranks; theyâre IT pros with real skills and experience to match.
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The U.S. technology sector suffered  another round of widespread layoffs during the third quarter,  with computer firms slashing jobs most aggressively, a report  said on Monday.
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By Corilyn Shropshire, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette  Dec. 14--The number of technology companies launched or lured to the  Pittsburgh region with the help of the Technology Collaborative doubled in the  fiscal year that ended in June, but the net job gains dipped.
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IT workers in the U.S. aren't happy about the state of the job market, according to a study released this week by New York-based staffing firm Hudson.