Posts Tagged ‘ACS’
The State of ICT Sector Workforce
- By Phillip Tusing ,
- 8 October 2010
The second annual Information & Communications Statistical Compendium released by the ACS (Australian Computer Society) reveals interesting new data on the behaviour and status of the ICT workforce.
Two things stood out. Female representation in the workforce is surprisingly high. 23.5% of all ICT trade, technical and professional jobs are performed by women. In some areas like graphics and web design, 50% of the workforce are women. Almost 60% of ICT trainers are women.
Tags: ACS, Information & Communications Statistical Compendium, IT professionals
How IT professionals find their jobs in Australia
- By Phillip Tusing ,
- 10 September 2009
Australian Computer Society’s (ACS) latest report paints a favourable employment picture for IT professionals. By and large, IT professionals are faring well with 24.7% of respondents experiencing some form of unemployment at some stage in the last five years – down from 29% of respondents in 2007.
Tags: ACS, IT professionals, Recruitment, Source of talent 2009
Importance of demographic data in planning recruitment (IT industry)
- By Phillip Tusing ,
- 25 August 2009
Part of the reason why the vast majority of recruitment advertising delivered low result is because the demographic data required to plan proper targeting strategies seldom exist. Say, if one doesn’t know the makeup or the supply and demand dynamics of the PHP community it will be difficult to plan and pull off a successful recruitment campaign.
Tags: ACS, ICT, IT workforce, Recruitment Marketing


