Learn about the growing field of cloud computing including what it is, what the careers are and what you need to know to get your foot in the door. This cheat sheet is a companion to the three-part video series, “Cloud Computing 101.”
Though women are making strides into STEM fields, there are still many more men majoring in science, technology, engineering and math, and pursuing these careers paths. The question is: Why?
As technology continues to impact our lives, workers in today’s ever-changing labor market need to be prepared for emerging careers. Here, futurist Daniel Burras highlights technologies that will continue to transform present and future careers.
More people are using cloud computing to store, access and share their digital data. See how this creates a need for more cloud computing experts.
Rev your engines, Information Technology experts. A U.S. auto manufacturer plans to hire approximately 10,000 well-trained IT pros within the next five years, and start doing as much as 90% of its IT work in-house. Just another sign that strong technology skills can secure careers today, and in the future.
In the job market, consider that there are approximately 3 million unfilled positions because companies can't find workers with basic technical skills. There's expected to be about 10 million such openings by 2020.
Urban areas with high demand for educated workers are the best bets for finding work.
A new article attributes the shortage of educated workers as a contributor to the U.S. jobless rate.
A leading U.S. newspaper and a venture capital firm ranked the top 10 cities for start-ups.
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