CompTIA IT Industry Outlook - TechAmerica DC Fly-In

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INDUSTRY OUTLOOK

Tim Herbert VP, Research & Market Intelligence CompTIA [email protected]


If we have data, let’s look at data. If all we have are opinions, let’s go with mine…

-‐ Jim Barksdale, former Netscape CEO


Leveraging Mul1ple Data Sources to Tell a Complete Story


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TECH*INDUSTRY*JOBS* 227,675*

TECH*COMPANY*ESTABLISHMENTS* 23,534*

TECH*COMPANY*PAYROLL* $20.9*B*

AVERAGE*WAGE*IN*TECH*INDUSTRY* $91,835*

%*OF*PRIVATE*SECTOR*WORKERS*IN*TECH* 4.6%*

STATE*RANKINGS:*TECH*EMPLOYMENT* 8th**

STATE*RANKINGS:*AVERAGE*TECH*WAGE* 16th**

16,200*

27,600*

26,900*

35,300*

71,700*

17,700*

26,900*

27,900*

33,500*

72,500*

2014% 2013%

COMPUTER*SYSTEMS*DESIGN*(IT*SERVICES)*

TELECOMMUNICATIONS*

ENGINEERING*SERVICES*

R&D*AND*TESTING**

INTERNET*SERVICES*

STATE%OF%TECHNOLOGY%IN%ILLINOIS%ILLINOIS%

0*

125,000*

250,000*

2008* 2009* 2010* 2011* 2012* 2013* 2014*

TECH*INDUSTRY*

JOBS*227,700*

TECH*OCCUPATION*

JOBS*272,600*

TECH%INDUSTRY%EMPLOYMENT%TRENDS%

[*

+400*JOBS*+0.2%*

POSTINGS%FOR%TECH%OCCUPATIONS%JOB%OPENINGS%(NET)* TECH%INDUSTRY%WAGES%

$52,400*

$91,800*

$0*

$50,000*

$100,000*

PRIVATE*SECTOR*WAGES*

TECH*INDUSTRY*WAGES*

*30,900***34,900**

0*

20,000*

40,000*

Q4*2013* Q4*2014*

5.2%*OF*ILLINOIS’S*

ECONOMY*IS*FROM*THE*TECH*

INDUSTRY*

[*+12.7%*

44%*of*Tech*Industry*Jobs**Are*in*Tech*Occupa8ons*

TECH%WAGES%ARE%75%%MORE%

LEADING%OCCUPATIONAL%JOB%CATEGORIES%

Socware*Developers,*Applica8ons* 28,600* 1.6%*

Computer*Programmers* 20,200* g0.6%*

Computer*User*Support*Specialists* 19,900* 1.5%*

Computer*Systems*Analysts* 19,800* 1.3%*

Telecom*Equipment*Installers*and*Repairers* 15,900* g1.1%*

YoY%%%Change%2014%

Sources:*U.S.*Bureau*of*Labor*Sta8s8cs*|*EMSI*|*Burning*Glass*Technologies*Labor*Insights* All*data*covers*the*2014*8me*period,*except*where*specified*as*2013*

LEADING%TECH%INDUSTRY%SECTORS%(BY*EMPLOYMENT)*

State Summary Page Overview

Leading Tech Industry Sectors

Tech Industry vs. Tech

Occupa1ons Overview

Tech Industry Employment Trending

Leading Tech Occupa1on Job Categories

Pos1ngs for Tech Occupa1on Job

Openings

Tech Industry Wages

State of Technology Summary

State Rankings

Sources: BLS | EMSI | Burning Glass | CompTIA


h]p://comp1a.cartodb.com/viz/72913ef0-‐abd6-‐11e4-‐a82e-‐0e9d821ea90d/embed_map Sources: BLS | EMSI | Burning Glass | CompTIA


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The $3.7 Trillion Global Informa1on Technology Industry

30%

29%

21%

9%

11%

Based on 2014 Revenue

Source: IDC


CompTIA’s IT Industry Business Confidence Index Shows Momentum Con1nuing Into 2015

44.0

49.0

54.0

59.0

64.0

69.0 Q3 '09

Q4 '09

Q1 '10

Q2 '10

Q3 '10

Q4 '10

Q1 '11

Q2 '11

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Q4 '11

Q1 '12

Q2 '12

Q3 '12

Q4 '12

Q1 '13

Q2 '13

Q3 '13

Q4 '13

Q1 '14

Q2 '14

Q3 '14

Q4 '14

Q1 '15

Forecast

CompTIA’s IT Industry Business Confidence Index is calculated on a 100-‐point scale using an aggrega1on of three metrics: 1). Percep1ons of the state of the U.S. economy, 2). The state of the IT industry, and a 3). Self-‐assessment of one’s own company.


Tech Industry Hits 6.5 Million in Employment

0

2,000,000

4,000,000

6,000,000

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Telecommunica7ons & Internet Services sector

So?ware [packaged] sector

IT Services sector

R&D, Tes7ng, & Engineering Services sector

Tech Manufacturing sector

4.7%

17.5%

19.6%

25.9%

32.3%

Percent of Tech Sector

Tech Industry grows 2.0% in 2014, adding 130,000 workers

Employmen

t

Sources: BLS | EMSI | CompTIA Data covers employer level workers only (aka firms with payroll); self-‐employed and sole proprietors add 1.1 million to the total.


The Importance of SMBs in the IT Space

0.3%

2.0%

15.4%

82.4%

Large IT establishments [~1,000] 500+ employees

Medium-‐size IT establishments 100-‐499 employees

Small IT establishments 10-‐99 employees

Micro-‐size IT establishments 1-‐9 employees

~360,000 Number of IT establishments with payroll*

*Employer firms only. Self-‐employed, sole proprietors are not included in this chart

NET SMB 99.7%

Sources: BLS | EMSI | CompTIA


The Other Side of the Equa1on: Tech Occupa1ons

Tech Industry

Tech Occupa7ons

Within the tech industry, there are

many tech occupa1ons

6.5 million employed

6.8 million jobs

Sources: BLS | EMSI | CompTIA


Q3 2013

Q4 2013

Q1 2014

Q2 2014

Q3 2014

Q4 2014

Majority of TECNA Member Companies Experiencing Shortages of Tech Talent

11% 14%

44%

25%

8% 12%

49%

27%

Surplus NET Equilibrium, supply = demand

Moderate shortage

Significant shortage

2013 2014

Perceived NET tech talent shortage = 76% 581K Pos1ngs for IT Job Openings in Q4, up 4.2%

650K

550K

450K

Source: TECNA Base: 1,561 senior U.S. technology and business execu1ves


Many Forces Shaping the Tech Landscape

Cloud Automa7on

Cybersecurity and Privacy

So?ware-‐Defined

Mobile Devices, Systems & Apps

Everything-‐ as-‐a-‐Service

Data-‐Driven Interconnec7vity


-‐  Containers [Docker] -‐  Natural language processing -‐  Selfie s1ck -‐  Cyber-‐insurance -‐  WebRTC -‐  Machine learning -‐  Cryptocurrency -‐  Growth hacking -‐  Hack1vism -‐  Maker movement -‐  Data stewardship -‐  Commercial drones -‐  Enterprise mobility mgt. (EMM) -‐  Digital Out-‐of-‐Home (DOOH) -‐  Cloud burs1ng -‐  Virtual private cloud (VPC) -‐  Smart building technologies -‐  Sensoriza1on of everything -‐  Sowware defined networking (SDN) -‐  All SSD -‐  Data industrial complex -‐  Quan1fied Self

-‐  Dronies -‐  Raspberry Pi -‐  Neuromorphics -‐  Self-‐healing systems -‐  New gTLD / nTLD -‐  SPOC (small private online courses) -‐  Loca1on-‐based authen1ca1on -‐  Zerotrust security -‐  Hap1cs -‐  DuckDuckGo -‐  Driveless cars -‐  Quantum compu1ng -‐  Flexible displays -‐  iBeacon -‐  WiGig -‐  Addi1ve manufacturing -‐  IFTTT -‐ If This Then That -‐  Gesture tech -‐  Next-‐gen robo1cs -‐  Fast-‐laning -‐  Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly

Early / Niche Gaining Trac7on On Its Way -‐  Mobile wallets -‐  Phablets -‐  Gamifica1on -‐  MOOCs -‐  Consumer tech inspired UX -‐  Omnichannel engagements -‐  Adap1ve learning -‐  Interac1ve digital signage -‐  NoSQL -‐  Wearables -‐  3D prin1ng -‐  Internet of Things -‐  Uber-‐fica1on of services -‐  Telemedicine -‐  Big data + Small data -‐  Business transforma1on -‐  Content marke1ng -‐  Object based storage -‐  Data visualiza1on -‐  Shadow IT -‐  Social enterprise

Buzzword Watch

Source: CompTIA

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