In 2015, the pace of IT job growth may slow down, but the momentum remains strong. According toComputerworld's 2015 ForecastA survey on IT skills hiring was conducted among IT companies, and 24% of respondents said their companies would increase IT staffing.

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Below are the top 10 IT skills most needed by the 194 companies that participated in the survey.

1. Programming/Application Development

  • 48% of respondents said they plan to hire people with this skill within the next 12 months.
  • Last year's ranking: No.1

2. Project Management

  • 35% of respondents said they plan to hire people with this skill within the next 12 months.
  • Last year's ranking: No.5

3. Help Desk/Technical Support

  • 30% of respondents said they plan to hire people with this skill within the next 12 months.
  • Last year's ranking: No.2

4. Security/Optimization Management

  • 28% of respondents said they plan to hire people with this skill within the next 12 months.
  • Last year's ranking: No.7

5. Web Development

  • 28% of respondents said they plan to hire people with this skill within the next 12 months.
  • Last year's ranking: None

6. Database Management

  • 26% of respondents said they plan to hire people with this skill within the next 12 months.
  • Last year's ranking: No.6

7. Business Intelligence and Analysis

  • 24% of respondents said they plan to hire people with this skill within the next 12 months.
  • Last year's ranking: No.8

8. Mobile Application and Device Management

  • 24% of respondents said they plan to hire people with this skill within the next 12 months.
  • Last year's ranking: No.4

9. Networking

  • 22% of respondents said they plan to hire people with this skill within the next 12 months.
  • Last year's ranking: No.3

10. Big Data

  • Last year's ranking: No.11
  • 20% of respondents said they plan to hire people with this skill within the next 12 months.

Statistics source:Computerworld
Article reprinted from:Huidu Controls Network
Original URL:http://www.evget.com/article/2014/11/24/21851.html