香港—資訊社會 - 「數碼21」資訊科技策略

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7.5 7.5 IT employees are employed in all majorindustry sectors. Over the period from 1996 to2008, the number of IT employees in most sectorsshowed an increase, except the construction sector.In particular, the number of IT employees in the IT 707.7%service suppliers grew the fastest (707.7%), 198.5% 7.2followed by the community, social and personalservices sector (198.5%). (Table 7.2)7.6 7.6 In 2008, the IT service suppliers had the17 737 largest share of IT employees (17 737), accounting26.6% for 26.6% of the total IT manpower. This was16 566 followed by the financing, insurance, real estate and 24.8%business services sector (16 566 or 24.8%), the14 459 wholesale, retail, import and export trades,21.7%restaurants and hotels sector (14 459 or 21.7%) and7 961 11.9% 7.2 7.2the community, social and personal services sector(excluding hospitals) (7 961 or 11.9%). (Table 7.2and Chart 7.2) Further ReferenceManpower Survey Report - Information TechnologySector, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006 and2008106Hong Kong as an Information Society 2009
7.1A Table 7.1A Manpower structure of the information technology (IT) sector by job category, 1996-2002Number of employees1996 1998 2000 2002Application systems development13 886 14 813 16 70616 104Hardware support3 639 5 407 10 526 7 353IT management6 777 6 802 7 1917 196Operation support services4 416 4 734 4 374 6 546IT education and training1 494 1 448 3 2615 093IT research and product developmentTechnical supportSystems programmingTelecommunications and networkingE-business/Internet servicesDatabaseTotal530 327 1 104 1 1697 327 11 316 --- - 7 998 10 554- - 6 197 4 992- - 2 669 2 826- - 1 330 1 26538 069 44 847 61 356 63 098 Source: Vocational Training Council 107 Hong Kong as an Information Society 2009
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Contents List of Tables ii List of
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