• Information technology workers' confidence in the job market fell sharply from July, according to a study released Wednesday, with 29% of those surveyed reporting that they're worried about losing their jobs, up from 26% last month.

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  • India has capitalized on its large educated English-speaking population to become a major exporter of information technology services and software workers.

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  • Workers in information technology (48%), sales (38%) and financial services (37%) were the most likely to report they would need to earn six figures to feel successful.

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  • In 2000 it bought Elan, which provides skilled workers to information-technology companies.

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  • Work by American economists shows that companies which make a lot of use of information technology also tend to employ more educated workers, to invest more in their training, to give line workers more responsibility and to allow more decentralised management.

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  • One of the great benefits of information technology in the workplace, says Mr Malone, is to allow workers to make more choices.

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  • One of the promising efforts is mobile technology, which can provide health information directly to families and assist health care workers with clinical decisions and diagnostics.

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  • The information technology job market has been strengthening and hiring is picking up, but most IT workers aren't seeing boosts in their paychecks, according to this recent salary survey of 1, 170 enterprise IT sites.

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

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  • Foreign-born workers now make up 20% of all employees in the U.S. information technology sector.

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  • Jeff Landy of the Information Technology Association thinks there's simply wider acceptance now that the high-tech industry needs these workers.

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  • The health workers were then supposed to use Voxiva's technology to collect and enter all the information into a central database, which would spit out mobile text messages telling patients how to stay healthy.

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