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Career Opportunities in IT Presented By Dr
G P S Raghava, Scientist Head, Bioinformatic
Centre IMTECH, Chandigarh Email
raghava_at_imtech.res.in Web http//imtech.res.in/ra
ghava/
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What is IT ?Media Hype ConfusionApplication
of IT in Real LifeDemand of IT ProfessionalsHow
to Enter in ITCan We afford to Ignore It ?
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What is IT
  • ComputerCommunicationInformation
  • Importance of Information in Life
  • Access and Management of Data
  • e-Bussiness/Software development
  • Role of Internet in IT
  • Online Documentation
  • Email, Web, TELNET, FTP etc.

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Media Hype and Confusion
  • II is Ultimate for Future
  • Effect of US trend
  • Re-engineering (DOTCOM)
  • Colleges/Courses/Training
  • No Quality Check
  • Limited Knowledge of Subject

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Application of IT in Real Life
  • Communication (INTERNET,Mobile)
  • Education (Distance Learning, Video)
  • Software Development
  • Database Management
  • Bioinformatics
  • Genomics (Human Genome)
  • Drug/Vaccine design

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Lets Put This in Perspective
  • The Global IT Services Market is Expected to be
    worth 900 Billion with growth of 4 to 10 /
    annum as per Azim Premji of Wipro
  • Indian Software industry has grown from 150
    million in 1990 to 8.5 billion today
  • That Means we have only about 1 of the
    business!!!

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Nasscom Report Feb 2001
  • Highlights of the NASSCOM Survey
  • IT software and services professionals in India
    increased to 4,10,000 by end of 2000 vs. 2,80,000
    in 1998-99
  • Indian IT industry will need an additional 90,000
    professionals in 2001 and about 1,15,000 in 2002,
    i.e. a total of 2,05,000
  • Against this demand 2,60,000 professionals will
    be available

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Nasscom Report Feb 2001
  • There is significant shortage of IT professionals
    in countries like Europe, Japan, Germany, Italy,
    UK, and New Zealand.
  • Europe alone projects a shortage of over 200,000.

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Nasscom Report Feb 2001
  • Japan expects to be short by over 1 million IT
    engineers over the next five years.  
  • Countries such as Norway Austria have jobs in
    the government waiting to be filled (16000
    32000 respectively) Giles Clarke, CEO of
    Stepstone, an online recruiting service provider

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NASSCOM REPORTIndian Scenario
  • The software market grew by over 45 (from Rs.
    4,950 crore in 1998-99 to Rs. 7,200 crore in
    1999-2000) C.A.G.R. 46.8
  • It is expected to gross Rs. 9,500 crore in
    2000-01.
  • Focus on e-governance by state governments in
    India. 19 of the 26 state governments have
    already announced their IT policy and many others
    have formed high-level Task Forces.
  • The IT enabled services sector surpassed all
    expectation by showing a record growth of over
    70 to Rs.4100 Crores in 2000-01

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NASSCOM REPORT
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NASSCOM REPORT
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Job Opportunities in IT
  • Software Development
  • Network admin
  • Database admin
  • Hardware Engineering
  • Sales Marketing
  • Customer Support
  • Technical Writing
  • Multimedia
  • Web design/development
  • IT Enabled Services
  • Medical transcription
  • Legal Transcription
  • Call centres

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Where do you use IT?
  • Medicine
  • Engineering
  • Architecture
  • Finance
  • Management
  • Marketing
  • Hotel Management
  • Travel and Tourism
  • Interior Design

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Industry Sectors
  • FMCG
  • Automobiles
  • Communication Entertainment
  • Textiles
  • Insurance
  • Medicine
  • Banking
  • Telecom
  • Aviation

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  • Industries and Application Areas
  • Transportation
  • Railways
  • Air Lines
  • Traffic Management Systems
  • Power Sector
  • Load Dispatch Systems
  • Power Stations

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Industries and Application Areas
  • Insurance
  • All records computerised
  • Hotel Industry
  • Booking systems
  • Knowledge Repository
  • Public Service and Utilities

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Industry Expectations
  • - Conceptually sound
  • - Technically strong
  • - Technology savvy
  • - Multiple skills
  • - Excellent Communication skills
  • - Self driven / Charged / Motivated
  • - Team Player

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Bioinformatics
  • Genome is a Manual of Life
  • Human Genome (3 billion base pair)
  • Sequencing of 51 Genome finished
  • Protein decide function
  • Prediction of Protein Function
  • Disease Diagnostics
  • Drug/Vaccine Design

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Bioinformatics at IMT, Chandigarhhttp//imtech.re
s.in/bic/ http//imtech.res.in/
  • Mirror Sites (http//www.imtech.res.in/mirror_site
    s/)
  • Public Domain Resources in Biology
    (www.imtech.res.in/)
  • IMTECH Library on Internet (/lib/)
  • Concept of vaccine design
  • Protein Structure Prediction (Olympic-2000)
  • Gene Prediction
  • Software for general use
  • GNU software
  • SUN Freeware
  • PostgreSQL
  • Site http//imtech.res.in/raghava/www.html

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Industry Expectations
  • BROADER ATTRIBUTES
  • Strategic thinking
  • Learning abilities
  • Risk taking abilities
  • Broad based Expertise
  • New ideas creativity

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How to Enter in IT ?
  • Degree in IT or Computers
  • Training Courses
  • RCC courses, CEDT Mohali, APTECH etc.
  • Qualify DOE courses (O,A,B,C Level)
  • Correspondence courses
  • Developer not limited to user (UNIX)
  • Most Important Serious Thinking, Leaning
    attitude, Hard work

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Can We afford to Ignore IT ?Answer in Single
world is NOAll Jobs today need computer and
Internet knowledgeWe have to move with timeWe
will be isolated without IT
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