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suicon.com ~ 11 protessionals “é silicon.com cir say: sulicon.com's third annual skilis survey reve... Page Tors s Monday | box e PeplarLake S we Enterprise Strength XML Search Advanced search Password > MSN users can Jog on with the internet. toilet... > UK playing catch-up in the global broadband league > How to succeed online > Biometrics unveiled for US-bound Brits > House of Lords email debate reveals 'spam' confusion > Rayal Mail in £1.5bn. outsourcing mega-deal Spam deluge continues as junk mail Swamps users > Microsoft unveils the future of security v News archive cr Wed 28 February 2001 07:00AM GMT IT professionals have their say: silicon.com's third annual skills survey reveals all silicon.com has launched its third annual skills survey special report, providing an invaluable snapshot of the trends and issues affecting today's market for IT employment. The report (htta://www.silicon.com/skillssurvey2001. ) highlights the results of a silicon.com survey of IT professionals conducted over the last month. For the first time, the survey looks at the pan-European market for IT skifls, potling both silicon.com and silicon.de readers. Over the next five weeks a variety of video interviews with leading industry experts, academics and IT professionals, as well as in-depth written coverage, will be published to identify key trends and give advice on how companies can satisfy their IT skills requirements. The survey will reveal whether IT professionais' salaries have risen, if contractors have turned to full time employment in the face of IR35 legislation, and how users generally go about tackling training, skiils and new technologies. In the first video feature, silicon.com's e-society editor Lisa Burroughes speaks to David Burrows from Microsoft, Tina Poulsen from PwC and Karen Price, CEO of e-skills NTO, to find out what's holding back the IT skills market. Also published this week is an analysis on ASPs (application service providers) and whether they can provide the answer to the skills shortage. http://www.silicon.com/news/500021/1/102295 1 himl?et=search Comment.silicon| > Business Pro Outsourcing: you believe t hype? > Pricing biunc Enough is en it's time to p > Stop laughin start learnin: public sector outsourcing 7171/2003 FBI(19-cv-1495)-1052