• Our technology industry component covers 11 six-digit NAICS sectors covering information industries such as software publishing, Internet publishing, data processing, and tech-related business services such as computer systems design, custom programming, engineering services, and research and development.

    FORBES: Methodology For Forbes' Best Cities For Tech Jobs List

  • At a meeting in Los Angeles last month, more than 100 companies from the music, consumer electronics and information technology industries finalized the standards.

    CNN: Record labels ready to rock the Web

  • In addition, we've created new partnerships between the armed forces and the manufacturing and information technology industries to ensure that our servicemembers are trained for good jobs.

    WHITEHOUSE: Businesses Must Hire More Vets

  • The newly formed Citicorp Information Technology Industries Ltd. (Citil), with young Hukku at the helm, inherited Microbanker, an early back-office software package, and a crew of 100-odd employees.

    FORBES: On The Cover/Top Stories

  • Indeed, a study from the National Research Council, found that since 1995, the networking and information technology industries have accounted for 25 percent of U.S. economic growth in GDP.

    FORBES: We Can All Support an IT Party

  • Promoting information-technology industries should dominate our agenda because they will open up tremendous opportunities for employment.

    FORBES: There will be no midnight cabinets

  • The health care industry is one of the last industries to embrace and implement information technology--and other industries are running circles around health care in terms of efficiently delivering high quality products at decreased costs.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Running a biotech company is like managing other high-growth industries such as information technology, only worse.

    ECONOMIST: European biotech: Management shortfall | The

  • Hamilton has said that health care and information technology or technology services industries seem to be benefiting from mega-trends.

    FORBES: Where the jobs are

  • Hong Kong's consumer council has received information on cartels in three industries (which it prefers not to name), but it has no mandate to investigate.

    ECONOMIST: Antitrust in Asia: Regulation speed | The

  • Dr Brilliant, who is now the head of Google's philanthropy arm, made his wish known at the Technology Entertainment Design conference, an annual gathering in California of leading entrepreneurs and thinkers from the information-technology and entertainment industries.

    ECONOMIST: Global health

  • Service industries, such as information technology, data-processing, consulting and public relations, can barely contain their glee.

    ECONOMIST: The amazing portable sarariman

  • Immigrants and their descendants helped pioneer new industries and fuel our Information Age, from Google to the iPhone.

    WHITEHOUSE: Our Top Stories

  • The NPD Group is the leading provider of reliable and comprehensive consumer and retail information for a wide range of industries.

    ENGADGET: DisplaySearch: consumers playing a 'wait and see' game with 3DTVs

  • Central bank governor Rafael Buenaventura warns that while the Philippines needs foreign capital to boost industries like telecommunications and information technology, opposition demonstrations could raise "questions of political stability" in the minds of potential investors.

    CNN: The Battle Lines Form

  • To measure the "Wal-Mart effect" on profits across different industries, Forbes analyzed information compiled by Revere to compare the percentage of sales that various firms generated through Wal-Mart in fiscal 2006 to the gross margins those firms produced during the same period.

    FORBES: The Wal-Mart Squeeze

  • To measure the "Wal-Mart effect" on profits across different industries, Forbes analyzed information compiled by Revere to compare the percentage of sales that various firms generated through Wal-Mart in fiscal 2006 to the gross margins those firms produced during the same period, as compiled by FactSet .

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • The challenge now facing the new ruling coalition is to extend the success of their information technology (IT) and outsourcing industries into the broader economy.

    FORBES: A Richer Future For India

  • The declaration includes a set of objectives to integrate culture into national policies, promote cultural and creative industries, collect and share information, and ensure civil society participation in decision making.

    UNESCO: Social and Human Sciences

  • In this high-tech information age few look to the most basic industries as sources of national economic power.

    FORBES: America's Agricultural Angst

  • The report said that the industries facing the most threat included information technology and the pharmaceutical sector.

    BBC: Huawei products

  • This was because information technology is one of the strongest growth industries in India, catering to both the domestic and foreign markets.

    CNN: SOFTWARE SURGE IN INDIA

  • An increase of 5.3% in information technology jobs in March outpaced all other industries, as companies, particularly in the San Francisco Bay Area, continued to expand amid booming demand for social networking, clean technology and other services.

    WSJ: California Tech Hiring Gives State Economy a Jolt

  • In addition, an unprecedented amount of information on potential problems and solutions was shared within industries such as finance, aviation and communications.

    ECONOMIST: Whatever happened to the millennium bug?

  • Talented entrepreneurs in these industries all knew each other and traded information.

    FORBES: Why Elad Gil Gives Back To Silicon Valley

  • This helps to explain why Europe lags America in both the development of high-tech industries and the pace of investment in information technology.

    ECONOMIST: Economics focus

  • Regulation and self-regulation of the brokerage and money management industries is coming into question as more information is getting to investors than ever before.

    FORBES: Emerging New Fiduciary Trends and Developments: Systems of Mass Deception vs. Systems of Enhanced Diligence (September 1, 2003)

  • His 1999 book "In Praise of Hard Industries: Why Manufacturing, Not the Information Economy, Is the Key to Future Prosperity" anticipated the American Internet stock crash of 2000.

    FORBES: Eamonn Fingleton - Archive

  • For what it is worth, I have consistently attacked the postindustrialist fallacy since the 1980s and indeed I devoted a whole book to it in 1999 ( In Praise of Hard Industries: Why Manufacturing, Not the Information Economy, Is the Key to Future Prosperity).

    FORBES: Thatcher's Last Wish: Another Clunker From The Iron Lady

  • Workers need retraining for new industries, notably fast-growing ones like information technology.

    CNN: Radical Surgery

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