Cloud Computing Specialists in High Demand: Report

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By Datamation Staff

eWeek: Wanted Analytics is reporting that in February companies posted ads for 5,000 jobs related to cloud computing. That’s 98 percent more than in 2011 and 400 percent more than 2010. Because the talent pool is limited, employers report difficulty finding qualified workers to fill those positions.

The areas with the highest demand for cloud workers include San Jose; Seattle; Washington, D.C.; San Francisco and New York.

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