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Posted:  11 Feb 2013
Published:  11 Feb 2013
Format:  PDF
Length:  36  Page(s)
Type:  Essential Guide
Language:  English
ABSTRACT:

 

 

An assessment of demand for labour and skills, 2012-2017

 

It is estimated that there were approximately 3,790 advertised positions for big data staff in the UK in the third quarter of 2012, 75% of which were for permanent posts.

 

The most commonly advertised roles for big data staff were: Developers (42% of advertised positions), Architects (10%), Analysts (8%) and Administrators (6%).

 

This report seeks to aid those undertaking and supporting big data projects in the UK by providing a detailed analysis of  the current and projected demand for big data skills over the coming five years.

 

Contents:

  • Big Data Demand Trends
  • Demand Trends By Role
  • Demand Trends By Skill
  • Future Demand

 

This report was been produced by e-skills UK on behalf of SAS UK. The findings presented within the report are the views of e-skills UK alone.

 

Click on the button bellow  to download this report

 

 

e-skills UK is the Sector Skills Council for Business and Information Technology






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