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The Supply of Information Technology Workers in the United States
Published in 1999, this was a study to improve the understanding of the supply of and demand for information technology (IT) workers in the United States, and the surrounding contextual issues.
Viewable formats of the Study:
Acrobat (600 KB .pdf) | Postscript (.ps) — Complete VersionAcrobat (115 KB .pdf) | Postscript (.ps) — Charts, Figures, Boxes, and Tables
Contents:
(Note: The following .html version of the report is text only and lacks footnotes as well as all figures.)
- Transmittal Letter
- Executive Summary
- Chapter 1: Political Context
- Chapter 2: Information Technology Workers
- Chapter 3: Demand, Constraints, and Consequences
- Chapter 4: Worker Shortage
- Chapter 5: Supply — The Degree Programs
- Chapter 6: Supply — Non-Degree Programs
- Chapter 7: Women, Minorities, and Older Workers
- Chapter 8: Seed-Corn Issues
- Chapter 9: Data Issues
- Chapter 10: Recommendations
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