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Profit from shortage of IT professionals
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Emcee:  Stewart V. Nelson Type:  Unmoderated
Introduction Market Data Compact
Talk to the CEO or manager of almost any technology company and you will discover that one of the biggest challenges they face is finding qualified IT professionals to fill an increasing number of vacancies in almost every department. According to a recent Wall Street Journal article, an estimated three out of every 10 computer-related vacancies will take six months or longer to fill.
As is usually the case, one firm's problems are frequently another firm's opportunity! Consequently, a growing number of elite IT solution providers and IT staffing companies are experiencing double-digit growth rates and improving profit margins. The purpose of this thread will be to provide a forum to discuss IT solution/staffing providers such as Keane, Cambridge Technology Partners, Computer Task Group, Analyst's International, Compuware and Technology Solutions, among others. All relevant comments are welcome.

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25 The source is Dow Jones News Retrieval and BBFN.Rob L.-3/10/1998
24 I am with ya Rob ! Frankly, I am amazed that it has been able to maintain its Rick-3/10/1998
23 Another insider sale. 300k by the Chairman for God's sake. When will it eRob L.-3/10/1998
22 Stewart: There was an interesting presentation by OAOT management which is avaiWilliam R. Polk-3/10/1998
21 Robert RE Client Link: I certainly will check them out. Thanks for the tip. Stewart V. Nelson-3/8/1998
20 Stewart, Check out the IPO for ClientLink. Their fixed-price, fixed-timeframrobert miller-3/8/1998
19 Robert I hope they don't have to play Eastern Michigan! regards Stew NelsStewart V. Nelson-3/3/1998
18 Rob I agree that CATP is "ahead of it's head lights"... but stillStewart V. Nelson-3/3/1998
17 It looks like price is being supported so that insiders can get out. Why, I donRob L.-3/3/1998
16 I have the following random musings: 1) While CATP has been in a pretty tightRick-3/3/1998
15 Stewart, You better hope that Michigan does not have to play Illinois in the crobert miller-3/3/1998
14 Man, the insiders are selling like crazy. I've never seen anything like it.Rob L.-3/3/1998
13 Bob <<<<. Do you think the Peter Chadwick acquisition will pay incStewart V. Nelson-3/3/1998
12 Stewart, Thank you for your excellent analysis. I do not own CATP at the presrobert miller-3/3/1998
11 Rick <<You indicate that TSCC has slightly lower growth prospects than CStewart V. Nelson-3/2/1998
10 Stewart - couple more things: any comment on the CATP insider sales, which sRick-3/1/1998
9 Stewart - I am impressed with your overall summary of CATP and would like to Rick-3/1/1998
8 Robert CATP is a well managed company with great long term prospects. I would Stewart V. Nelson-3/1/1998
7 Stewart, I am interested in your opinion of CATP. There are a lot of bears ourobert miller-3/1/1998
6 InfoWorld checks in: <<<February 9, 1998 Year-2000 compliance and IT sStewart V. Nelson-2/12/1998
5 Forrester research checks in with this comment: <<While some companies hStewart V. Nelson-1/27/1998
4 Smart Money sizes up AccuStaff: IT'S SO HARD finding good help these days.Stewart V. Nelson-1/13/1998
3 Computer Task group (TSK) checks in to help solve the problem: <<<GaiStewart V. Nelson-1/13/1998
2 Looks like the federal government has recognized the shortage: <<<TheStewart V. Nelson-1/13/1998
1 Stewart V. Nelson Found this interesting post on the Y2K thread. Looks like SyStewart V. Nelson-1/7/1998
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