Re: Is RPG dying

[Nathan <nandelin@xxxxxxxxx>]

In Salt Lake City, between Itera and Computer Marketing Corp. alone, I'd estimate about 100 workers.


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On Mar 19, 2012, at 11:14 PM, "Holm, Paul" <pholm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> "It sure must be dying a slow, long death. ...What language(s) are going to
> take its place?" ......... Where are jobs....etc....
>
> Thanks
> Nancy
>
>
> Nancy/All,
>
> FWIW,  Just got a chance to browse this thread.  We have some data on where
> IBM i workers are that may help some folks. This  is a rough outline of
> where activity/jobs are from a mostly US basis related to RPG/IBM i
> Professionals.
>
> NOTE: This data is not 100% accurate (perhaps 75% accurate) but gives some
> high level views of IBM i pro density by location.
>
> http://ipros.planetjavainc.com
>
> You can hover over the menu items and look at the data in raw text format
> or use google maps.  In google, you can click on the pins.  You can click
> on "more info" to see industry break downs'.
>
> HTH
> -Paul Holm
>
>
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