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In the field of Application System Development there was a lack of applicants monitored
primarily for the professions of Programmer and IS/IT Designer.
Monitoring the available jobs with the use of the LMC model confirmed the high interest of
Czech employers for technical professions, with the demand for IT/ICT experts in the section
oriented on university-educated specialists is one of the highest in the Czech on-line
advertisements.
c) Statistical Analyses on the Status and Development of Employment in the
Group of IT/ICT Specialists
(5) We used the Selective Workforce Survey (SWS) data sets published quarterly by the
Czech Statistical Office for the analysis of the current status and development of employment
in the group of specialists in computer technology. Specialists in computer technology are
identified according to KZAM codes there. It specifically concerns these groups:
213 - Scientists and specialists in the area of computer technology
- 2131 Computer System Designers and Analysts
- 2132 Programmers
- 2139 Other specialists working with computer technology
312 - Technicians working in the area of computer technology
- 3121 Consultancy in ICT (Information and Communication Technologies)
- 3122 Computer Equipment Operators
- 3123 Operators of Industrial Machines, NC Machines
- 3129 Other Technicians in ICT
When working with SWS sets it is necessary to remember that it is a selective set which is
made in a random manner. While it offers the possibility of specifying the overall frequency
of the selected groups by applying it to the entire population, the resulting frequency does not
have to be a reflection of the actual ratios in the population. An interval of reliability in which
the given probability of the actual frequency ranges can be specified for the selected SWS
frequency. For selected subsets with a size of approx. 50,000 people their size with a
probability of 95% ranges in the interval of 50,000 ± 4,000. It is important to remember that
the specified values are only approximate.
IT/ICT specialists work in all branches of the economy. Most of them are classified in
branch K of the CZ-NACE classification, which are activities in the area of Real Estate,
Renting and Business Activities. This branch includes, among others, activities in the area of
computer technology, research and development and other business activities. In 2005 40.8%
of the total number of IT/ICT specialists worked in this sector. The other most important
branches are manufacturing, where 26% of all IT/ICT specialists work, public administration
(9%), financing (5%) and trade (4%).
(6) The educational composition in 2005 was very diverse. University-educated IT/ICT
specialists were 41.5% of all employees in the sector. In the following table we present the
education of IT/ICT specialists that have a share above 5% of the overall amount:
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