Skill Gap Study Existe una Demanda creciente por Profesionales de TICs en Latinoamérica; pero escasez Presenta Desafíos para la Región
- Estudio revela una brecha de 296.200 profesionales especializados en redes y conectividad en la región para el año 2015, una brecha del 35 por ciento entre oferta y demanda
- La falta de profesionales capacitados puede limitar las oportunidades de los países para adoptar tecnología, acelerar el crecimiento económico y crear nuevos puestos de trabajo
- Aumentar el número de profesionales TIC capacitados debe ser una prioridad política en América Latina
1. Habilidades para manejar
redes en América Latina
Presentación de resultados preparada por:
Cisco Networking Academy
Enero de 2013
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EssentialSkills gap as of end 2011: 76,800Total skills gap by end of 2015: 129,100 (CAGR 11-15: 14%)Projected a similar skills gap from 23% in 2012 to 25% in 2015EmergingSkills gap as of end 2011: 63,000Total skills gap by end of 2015: 167,100 (CAGR 11-15: 28%)Projected incremental skills gap from 45% in 2012 to 53% in 2015
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Managing security functions within the network appears as an increasingly mandatory / horizontal set of skills. Same applies to general networking functionsWireless abilities rise match “everything mobile” market dynamicsCross-technology skills’ growth mark business search for polyvalent resources, looking for cost-efficiency. This also involves a shift from technology to business focusReversely, maturity of IP convergence has led to a decrease of demand of this type of skills
In 2011 55% of the Networking Skills Gap in Latin America focused on security and data center technologies. This gap will increase to 62% in 2015.Technology evolution will require more specialists focused on understanding and managing specific technologies.Core technologies represented 17% of total gap in 2011. This will decrease to 11% in 2015.
Matriculating vs throughputThe number of advanced networking specialists required for 2015 will almost double from the existing gap in 2011; growing from 73,700 to 136,300. This gap will be steeper in Costa Rica, Chile and Brazil. 68% of the gap is concentrated in security, 22% in wireless technologies and 10% in VoIP. Security is a critical area, as more than 87% of respondents stated they will need new or extra security skills in the next 12-24 months.
To support vs matriculate vs throughputThere is a rapid growth demand for new technology oriented skills – mainly data centers - leading the gap. In 2011, 66% of the gap was concentrated in data center technologies, 14%% in mobility, 12% in Unified Communications, 6% in cloud computing and 2% in video technologies.