Digital Technology Employment

The use of the statement digital technology employment is relative. The essential difference is that in a digital economy, digital is a product, while in a digital-based economy, digital is a tool. This difference is not yet well distinguished in the subject matter literature. Both are strongly interdisciplinary, involving multiple industries. In the second meaning refers to the use of digital technologies such as digital engineering and management to produce economic benefits and job creation.

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Saturday, March 5, 2011

Are ADP reports verified?

The decline in initial claims appears to confirm an increase in hiring suggested by a separate report from payroll firm Automatic Data Processing Inc. ADP reports private employers added 217,000 new jobs in February, more than anticipated. Read more: U.S. jobless claims fall in February | The Business Review

Does anyone know what percentage of the 217,000 allege new jobs were digital technologies related?
Does anyone actual knows someone who was a recipient of one of the allege new jobs?
Does anyone even know which states are reporting the private employers information?

Thursday, February 24, 2011

11th St Bridge Project is a $300 MILLION DOLLAR project - local workers?

A project of this size should have at least 15 digital technology oriented jobs opening. In order to assure that local residents have access to the employment opportunties, perhaps it would wise to monitor and evaluation the project from the start. Allowing residents access their captured information would be a good employment opportunties for residents with digital technologies experience. In addition, workforce development training should be expected to graduate participants directly into new file. Share your experience with this process with other groups or members of this blog.