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6.6 Table 6.6 Imports by main supplier and exports by main destination of other information andcommunication technology goodsHK$ million1998 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 14,099 17,540 19,939 20,300 22,122 26,371 27,928Imports (-13.4) (+21.0) (+13.7) (+1.8) (+9.0) (+19.2) (+5.9) 6,022 6,825 7,415 7,594 8,942 10,714 11,769The mainland of China (-8.9) (+21.8) (+8.6) (+2.4) (+17.8) (+19.8) (+9.8) 2,026 2,970 3,787 3,373 3,508 4,051 4,284Japan (-4.4) (+38.0) (+27.5) (-10.9) (+4.0) (+15.5) (+5.7) 2,630 3,066 3,294 3,588 3,544 3,837 3,908United States of America (-8.7) (+15.6) (+7.4) (+8.9) (-1.2) (+8.3) (+1.9) 15,556 18,501 24,392 26,905 27,042 33,555 34,528Total exports (+0.2) (+9.7) (+31.8) (+10.3) (+0.5) (+24.1) (+2.9) 4,891 9,082 13,233 15,324 16,154 21,017 21,800The mainland of China (+7.7) (+18.9) (+45.7) (+15.8) (+5.4) (+30.1) (+3.7) 3,494 3,495 3,348 3,407 3,110 3,152 3,132United States of America (-2.2) (+10.3) (-4.2) (+1.8) (-8.7) (+1.4) (-0.6) 1,443 1,066 1,172 1,055 918 1,326 1,341Japan (-21.6) (-3.2) (+10.0) (-10.0) (-12.9) (+44.4) (+1.1) 877 219 195 249 321 846 555Domestic exports (-17.6) (-13.4) (-11.1) (+27.7) (+29.2) (+163.4) (-34.4) 567 116 71 121 140 368 324The mainland of China (-24.2) (-30.8) (-38.5) (+70.0) (+15.7) (+162.7) (-11.9) 58 10 33 29 80 232 66Taiwan (+51.6) (+35.7) (+229.3) (-10.9) (+172.3) (+190.5) (-71.7) 39 6 8 9 10 48 37Japan (-32.5) (-20.2) (+38.5) (+14.1) (+18.8) (+358.8) (-22.1) 14,680 18,282 24,198 26,656 26,720 32,709 33,973Re-exports (+1.5) (+10.1) (+32.4) (+10.2) (+0.2) (+22.4) (+3.9) 4,325 8,966 13,162 15,203 16,014 20,649 21,475The mainland of China (+14.0) (+20.0) (+46.8) (+15.5) (+5.3) (+28.9) (+4.0) 3,444 3,479 3,329 3,389 3,101 3,134 3,115United States of America (-1.9) (+10.5) (-4.3) (+1.8) (-8.5) (+1.1) (-0.6) 1,405 1,060 1,164 1,046 908 1,278 1,303Japan (-21.2) (-3.1) (+9.8) (-10.2) (-13.2) (+40.8) (+2.0) Note: Figures in brackets denote percentage change over the preceding year.Source: Trade Analysis Section, Census and Statistics Department104 Hong Kong as an Information Society 2009
7 Chapter 7Human Resources in Information Technology Introduction7.1 7.1 The Committee on Information TechnologyTraining and Development of the VocationalTraining Council is charged with the duty to assessmanpower and training needs and to draw uprecommendations in this aspect. Manpowerstatistics are vital input in this process.7.2 1 7.2 Manpower surveys 1 have been conductedsince 1983 to reflect the information technology(IT) manpower situation in Hong Kong. Since ITemployees are employed in all major sectors of theeconomy to perform various types of IT duties, thesurvey covers all major industry sectors.Existing Manpower Structure in the IT Field7.3 7.3 The survey results showed that the total38 069 number of IT employees grew from 38 069 in 1996 66 697 75.2% to 66 697 in 2008, representing an increase of7.1A 7.1B75.2% over the period. (Tables 7.1A and 7.1B)7.4 7.4 As the IT sector had been developed for someyears, the job category of IT/software developmentranked top amid the demand for IT manpower.66 697 Among the 66 697 IT employees in 2008, 24 206 24 206 36.3% (36.3%) were in IT/software development; 16 235 16 235 24.3% (24.3%) in operation services; 6 277 (9.4%) in field6 277 9.4%6 153 support; 6 153 (9.2%) in telecommunications and 9.2% 4 531 networking; 4 531 (6.8%) in IT sales; and 3 9886.8%3 988 (6.0%) in systems programming. The remaining 6.0% 5 307 8.0% 5 307 IT employees (8.0%) were engaged in ITeducation and training, general IT management,database and IT security. (Table 7.1B and Chart 7.1) 7.1B 7.11 1 The Manpower Survey of the Information Technology Sector was a biennial survey conducted by the Vocational Training Council since 1983.105Hong Kong as an Information Society 2009
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