IT PROFILES IN REQUEST OF OUTSOURCING AND FINAL CUSTOMERS

Pawe³ Szlêzak ()
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Pawe³ Szlêzak: Silesian University of Technology, Faculty of Management

Polish Journal of Management Studies, 2014, vol. 9, issue 1, 225-232

Abstract: This document is related to IT industry, which is successively developed by domestic and foreign companies. IT market is generally divided by hardware, software and IT services. Companies operated on this sector provide the following IT services: monitoring, service / help desk, infrastructure and application management, etc. Having more and more investors, which employ candidates related to IT activity, nowadays it is difficult to search and find the appropriate profiles of future associates. This is the chance for recruitment agencies and outsourcing companies to become a supplier of their potential customers. To provide suitable candidates headhunters are highly specialized to recognize customer needs and compare them to recruited profiles. The document present, which IT positions are the most wanted by large outsourcing companies and final customers.

Keywords: IT market; recruitment; outsourcing; resources; application management; infrastructure management; IT technologies (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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