Hot & Cold Business Skills by 2010
The most popular corporate IT workers by 2010 may be the ones with no deep technical skills at all.
The programming and support jobs will have become less highly-paid in the U.S.A. or abroad. Instead of this, IT departments will be occupied with “versatilists” - people with a technology background who know the business sector inside and out, and can cultivate relationships both inside and outside the company.
That is the colclusion to which three research groups that have studied the IT workforce landscape for 2010 arrived at. What is causing these changes? They include changes in consumer behavior, an increase in corporate mergers and acquisitions, outsourcing, the proliferation of mobile devices and growth in stored data.
Here is the list of the planned Hot and Cold business skills by 2010:
Business Domain:
Hot:
- Enterprise architecture
- Project leadership
- Business process re-engineering
- Project planning, budgeting and scheduling
- Third-party provider managers
Technology Infrastructure and Services:
Hot:
- Systems analysis
- Systems design
- Network design
- Systems auditing
Cold:
- Programming
- Routine coding
- Systems testing
- Support and help desk
- Operations — server hosting, telecommunications, operating systems
Security:
Hot:
- IT security planning and management
Cold:
- Continuity and recovery
Storage:
Hot:
- Storage administrator
Application Development:
Hot:
- Customer-facing application development
Cold:
- Legacy skills
Internet:
Hot:
- Customer-facing Web application systems
- Artificial intelligence
- Data mining
- Data warehousing
Business Intelligence:
Hot:
- Business intelligence
- Data warehousing
- Data mining
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[tag] U.S.A., 2010, Cold & hot skills, Business domain, technology infrostructure & services, security, storage, application development, Internet, Business intelligence [/tag]
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