Top IT skills that can get you a better job
By Benny Thomas | Thursday, 18 March 2010, 03:14 Hrs |
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SAP
The surging demand in the ERP market is expected to increase the adoption of SAP in organizations around the globe. "The demand for SAP market is currently booming and with many companies adopting ERP these days, SAP continues to dominate this space," says Harry CD, Executive Director-Operations at 3G Labs India. Currently, SAP and Oracle are the two major ERP players, however the former is having an advantage over the latter when it comes to the demand in the market. The reason behind this dominance of SAP in the ERP market is because of the customer satisfaction, according a study conducted by Panorama Consulting Group. Analysts have also predicted that SAP's Business ByDesign offering will do well this year, which will drive the demand for more SAP professionals.
Some of the applications developed by SAP that are seeing major demand are:
SAP Web Dynpro: It is a proprietary web application user interface technology developed by SAP. The increasing number of web applications around the globe needs professionals having this skill.
SAP Plant Maintenance: It deals with the preventive maintenance of manufacturing equipment that accompanies a streamlined production process. SAP PM also monitors downtime of equipment, workforce production hour as well as the time, materials and labor necessary for such maintenance.
SAP Advanced Planner and Optimizer: With the boom in the retail segment this is one tool that is bound to see growth in the coming days. Advanced Planner and Optimizer is designed to help a company improve production planning, pricing, scheduling, and product shipping. It works by getting real-time updates from retailers about customer demand.
SAP Governance, Risk management and Compliance: Today, every organization must chart its own course to embrace governance, risk management and compliance framework, weighing critical business requirements with organizational maturity and top-level commitment. Companies may choose to start by identifying one or two high-priority risk areas and initiate a business-specific or initiative-driven deployment of the applications.
Java
Today, Java is being used in more than 4.5 billion devices around the world and the usage is expected to rise further because of the growth in the number of mobile phones, personal computers and smart cards. Java applets help to have an improved functionality while browsing the internet also making it more attractive. "Java is in demand because there are more companies developing user interface and web applications for their clients. The rise in popularity of software as a service (SAAS) model is also giving the edge to Java professionals," says Rishi Das, Co-founder and CEO of CareerNet Consulting.
C++
Many believe that the demand for C++ has always been there and there are not many signs that show the fall of this computer language in the near future. Satish Kumar, a HR executive with an IT firm believes that the demand for programmers like C++ remains constant because these are used in segments such as automobile, healthcare and communication systems, which are always in the growth trajectory.
PHP
PHP, which facilitates the production of dymanic web pages, was created by Rasmus Lerdorf in 1995 and its growth has been phenomenal. Last year, PHP was estimated to have been installed on more than 20 million websites and over one million web servers, the number would have multiplied today considering the current surge in the online world. Today, there are several companies that are getting into this space that is driving the demand for professionals with knowledge about PHP.
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Posted by:satyanarayana
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HI , If you choose Java platform then you must know Jython class libraries for implementation of Python to Java byte-code conversion.It is most embedding industrial strengths for developing animation application like : Maya , 3Dmax
Govind Kota Replied to: satyanarayana
- 30 Aug, 2010
7:
I know only one thing In the recession those who were sacked by organization were mostly JAVA Developers .
AND LEAST WERE IN C and its advanced related software..
AND LEAST WERE IN C and its advanced related software..
Posted by:Justpassout
- 21 Mar, 2010
8:
No mention of cloud computing or virtualization?
Language just adds to half of the skill set. Knowledge on specific technology or domain is equally important.
Language just adds to half of the skill set. Knowledge on specific technology or domain is equally important.
Posted by:Harsh
- 20 Mar, 2010
9:
Want to know the skills are in demand in US, please check www.Corp-Corp.com and click the market report. More than 20 different skills report by states are available
http://www.corp-corp.com/press-release/Market_Report_2009.htm
SAP pretty much flat last year
Java 2% increase
Oracle APPS 4% down
Dot Net 2% increase
Project Management Increase
DBA Increase
QA Testing Increase
http://www.corp-corp.com/press-release/Market_Report_2009.htm
SAP pretty much flat last year
Java 2% increase
Oracle APPS 4% down
Dot Net 2% increase
Project Management Increase
DBA Increase
QA Testing Increase
Posted by:Praba
- 20 Mar, 2010
10:
My suggestion to all developer is that you should concentrate on the logic. Language is the only way to express your logic. Nothing more than that. If you build up logical and analytical skill, it will really help you. Based on the requirement you may need to use Java or C or C plus plus or PHP and name it. So you should prepare yourself to learn any language at anytime. You should not be stereotyped. Though I am hard-core Java developer, I learnt other languages like C, C plus plus and C sharp. At the end of the day I have seen, language is just a way to express your logical thinking so that computer can understand. Obviously, based on the business requirements and other pros and cons, we need to choose implementation language.
I have one suggestion for recruiters. They should concentrate on the logical and analytical skill first, then language skill. I know language skill is essential for a particular project requirement. But if somebody has exceptional in logical and analytical, they will be more worthy. Recruiters should test language skill only to check whether the candidate is hands-on or not.
I have one suggestion for recruiters. They should concentrate on the logical and analytical skill first, then language skill. I know language skill is essential for a particular project requirement. But if somebody has exceptional in logical and analytical, they will be more worthy. Recruiters should test language skill only to check whether the candidate is hands-on or not.
Posted by:Sanjoy Malik
- 19 Mar, 2010
11:
Sanjoy i perfectly accept all u'v said in fact i'll love to av ur contact with all deu respect so as to av close discussion and more orientation cos the wise one once said "two heads are better than one".matin
Matin Okunola Replied to: Sanjoy Malik
- 05 Apr, 2010
12:
Sajoy, you are right on the dot. I agree with you 200%. It is a stupid mistake recruiters often make. I have seen them ignoring an experienced cpp guy and take much less experienced java guy - just because the JD says java. Even employer should emphasize on logic. I worked with lot of distributed teams. Indians are generally criticized for their lack of creativity, ideas,poor logic. though they are very hardworking and give extreme commitment.
Nagesh Tummala Replied to: Sanjoy Malik
- 20 Mar, 2010
13:
I totally agree with you. Logic is what a developed should concentrate... Only a good logical brain can give you success irrelevant to the language you are working on...
Anant Replied to: Sanjoy Malik
- 19 Mar, 2010
14:
I think Mr. Benny Thomas has very little knowledge about .Net and Microsoft.
Posted by:Rohim Uddin
- 19 Mar, 2010
15:
Soon... PHP would be one of prominent web technology in the Universe.
Posted by:Thamizh
- 19 Mar, 2010
16:
We are expect those things,after java php should come,now it comes,soon it will beat java,by php developers community
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- 19 Mar, 2010
17:
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Posted by:Manjunath
- 19 Mar, 2010
18:
Looks like all are forgetting, that everything at last is code.
Building the concepts is more important here.
If you look at all leading development areas i.e. DotNet,Java,PHP or any other programming language, they are used to build applications for different domains.
Just like ERP is important, BI, Document processing, Security, Social Networking etc. are also in high demand.
So, it's wrong to say that a person knowing a perticualr language is gonna get high rewards, it's the one who knows more about current trend and can lead the development for the same.
After all, any developer can code things, but the leaders are those, who drives the developers - who have clear concepts and know how the things need to proceed.
So, keep your hands writing right things at right time, to turn imagination to implementation. It's the only best thing that developer does.
Building the concepts is more important here.
If you look at all leading development areas i.e. DotNet,Java,PHP or any other programming language, they are used to build applications for different domains.
Just like ERP is important, BI, Document processing, Security, Social Networking etc. are also in high demand.
So, it's wrong to say that a person knowing a perticualr language is gonna get high rewards, it's the one who knows more about current trend and can lead the development for the same.
After all, any developer can code things, but the leaders are those, who drives the developers - who have clear concepts and know how the things need to proceed.
So, keep your hands writing right things at right time, to turn imagination to implementation. It's the only best thing that developer does.
Posted by:Dhruv
- 19 Mar, 2010
19:
Its very good to see Java on top of many other technologies.
This boost up my confidence as a Java Developer. Its really good to be a Java Programmer.
When I passed out MCA I was among the only two student out of almost 40 to choose Java to start career. Now I'm feeling very lucky that I got interested in Java.
So far I have worked in Applets, GWT and Spring. GWT and Spring had attracted me a lot. They are great frameworks.
What I like about Java is its open source availability.
Thank you.
This boost up my confidence as a Java Developer. Its really good to be a Java Programmer.
When I passed out MCA I was among the only two student out of almost 40 to choose Java to start career. Now I'm feeling very lucky that I got interested in Java.
So far I have worked in Applets, GWT and Spring. GWT and Spring had attracted me a lot. They are great frameworks.
What I like about Java is its open source availability.
Thank you.
Posted by:Japan Trivedi
- 19 Mar, 2010
20:
If you are already "passed out" who wrote this article? :-)
Harsh Replied to: Japan Trivedi
- 20 Mar, 2010
21:
there are more technologies... like SAP BI.. also integration of system...BPM.. BO are very much in demand
rhaul Replied to: Japan Trivedi
- 19 Mar, 2010
22:
hello i need more details about SAP technology
Posted by:prabhusrinivasan
- 19 Mar, 2010
23:
Haan SAP chalane wala to cycle rickshaw nahi chalaega.
Posted by:SAPERABeen Master
- 19 Mar, 2010
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i want to know about sap references
ashutosh singh Replied to: SAPERABeen Master
- 19 Mar, 2010
25:
Hire n Fire is not applicable here. Remember Work is God n Heath is Wealth.
Posted by:Gods must be crazy
- 19 Mar, 2010
26:
TEsting is in very high demand, whatever the application without proper testing release in the mkt make no sense
Posted by:kotes
- 19 Mar, 2010
27:
Hey Can I have ur personal Mail id? I have just stepped in testing domain. Need more guidance. sartazali@gmail.com
Sartaz Replied to: kotes
- 19 Mar, 2010
28:
they missed Cloud computing...BPM will rock IT industry in upcoming days...
Posted by:Srithar
- 18 Mar, 2010
29:
Asp.Net is also in good demand and there are so many jobs in the market for trained .Net programmer...
Posted by:Saurabh Shrivastava
- 18 Mar, 2010
30:
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Nitish Bhardwaj Replied to: Saurabh Shrivastava
- 19 Mar, 2010
31:
guys.....Configuration Management is hot in the market...I mean CC-CQ-PERL-BUILD-RELEASEManagement
Posted by:Manjunath
- 18 Mar, 2010
32:
Can i have ur mail id. Because i am in config mgmt for last 6 years. I want a good relocation
lidhar Replied to: Manjunath
- 19 Mar, 2010
33:
Guys HCL Tech is also seeing a rocking attrition, beware of the policy gurus in the company, "Employee First Policy" is greatly misunderstood here. Don't get abused here.
Posted by:Sridhar
- 18 Mar, 2010
34:
What is the basis for the above. There are other technologes which in huge demand like BPM.
Posted by:Siddi
- 18 Mar, 2010
36:
Thanks for all the efforts to bring up these details.
Posted by:VMD
- 18 Mar, 2010
37:
Old is Gold
Mainframe professionals are in very high demand in the recent past with good package
Mainframe professionals are in very high demand in the recent past with good package
Posted by:mani
- 18 Mar, 2010
38:
COBOL Kicks(CICS) DB2 rocking the world
CoolGuy Replied to: mani
- 18 Mar, 2010
39:
Is that true Infosys and IBM Rocks with Attrition
Swetha Replied to: CoolGuy
- 18 Mar, 2010
40:
Attrtion also rocking Accenture very badly...
Abhi Replied to: Swetha
- 19 Mar, 2010
41:
Ya its true even in recession time also mainframe guys got a lot of openings
Akthar Replied to: mani
- 18 Mar, 2010
42:
BPM/Content Management - Are the hot once if you look from money making point of view.
Posted by:Singh
- 18 Mar, 2010
43:
The following are other areas of IT that will increase in demand:
Agile Project Management, VMWare, .NET and Web 3.0
Agile Project Management, VMWare, .NET and Web 3.0
Posted by:OneOpinion
- 18 Mar, 2010
44:
It is a matter of being prepared early with right skill set, so that companies can pick you as the economy starts recovering and many jobs are created in the market..
Posted by:kamal
- 18 Mar, 2010
45:
plz provide me information about SAP ABAP. I m looking for a change and confused should I go for ABAP or C# ASP.net
sonam Replied to: kamal
- 19 Mar, 2010
46:
well guys dont u thnk that there is a big pool of jobs in the netwrk security field
today companies spend lots of money to secure there data
hacking is a world where no company withstand without budding minds
so i thnk penitration testrs too are in big demand
wat's ur opinion guys ?
today companies spend lots of money to secure there data
hacking is a world where no company withstand without budding minds
so i thnk penitration testrs too are in big demand
wat's ur opinion guys ?
vishal Replied to: sonam
- 22 Mar, 2010
48:
If you choose Java platform then you must know Jython class libraries for implementation of Python to Java byte-code conversion.It is most embedding industrial strengths for developing animation application like : Maya , 3Dmax
Govind Kota Replied to: vishal
- 30 Aug, 2010
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