2013 cloud computing, mobile and bi talent

According to recruitment professionals, 2013 it recruitment will focus on the cloud computing, mobile technology and business intelligence talent.

But the cloud work on site infrastructure support and software management is likely to be increasingly addressed to service providers, and software developers should be aware that, while there will be more job requirements this year, businesses will need developers who are proficient in business.

"Companies are using SaaS products from different vendors, but developers, consultants and the overall workforce that support these technologies have not evolved," said Eric Berridge, Bluewolf co-founder of IT Consulting and resources.

Technical Work website Dice.com managing director Alice Hill points out that in terms of job descriptions, almost everyone in every industry involves some form of mobile project and independent mobile applications, reflecting the results of the site's 2013 priority talent report, with mobile developers ranking second.

In addition to standard development skills, there is a need for security, the use of mobile phones as a platform and user interface development skills. Berridge points out that it is important to design interfaces for business-to-business applications as more and more companies develop mobile products for their employees.

David Boone, chief executive of IT services company Paranet, says companies are increasingly reliant on cloud computing and mobile technology, which will require the ability to integrate both with other technologies, such as system analysts, support specialists, and more.

In the dice.com survey, data analysts ranked fourth, first in the top five.

Bluewolf,berridge constantly sees the need for business intelligence and database talent, but does not see the need for people with large data backgrounds, but he does not rule out future demand. This may change with the popularity of large data products. Boone says these products will be delivered via cloud computing, which means we will need people who can connect, research, and move data. Data talent will become more and more important, he advises new IT staff to consider the development.

As more and more enterprises turn to SaaS for application maintenance and customization, software support jobs will be reduced.

Recruiters point out that software development is another popular job in the 2013, but companies need integrated software development professionals, especially those proficient in business development. Berridge said: "If you only know the development of code, and no team spirit, your work will likely be outsourced." Developers must think like business people and treat software development like a product. ”

Developers with Java and. NET backgrounds will be particularly sought-after, according to Dice.com's survey. (邹铮 Compilation)

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