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While most of the county’s private-sector industries saw modest employment increases in 2011, a report from Pace found that the job market for information technology workers was unchanged last year.

The Pace SkillProof IT Index is administered by Pace University faculty and tracks job openings in Westchester and New York City. A quarterly analysis of the job market for information technology professionals in Westchester showed little growth during the third quarter, but the report’s authors still see strong prospects for IT management.

An expert concerned about the GAO’s findings and the current level of risk to the nation’s cyber infrastructure is Darren Hayes, a leading expert in the field of computer forensics and security and a professor at Pace University’s Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems in New York.

The information technology job market continued to gather momentum in Manhattan and remained robust in Westchester County, according to the third quarter Pace/SkillPROOF IT Index Report (PSII), out today.

Associate professor of computer science and information systems at Pace University in New York City was quoted in an Investor’s Business Daily article.

The information technology job market showed remarkable strength in Manhattan and an impressive increase in Westchester County, according to the second quarter Pace/SkillPROOF IT Index Report (PSII), out today.

Job postings for IT professionals showed dramatic growth in Manhattan and increased significantly in Westchester County, according to the first quarter Pace/SkillPROOF IT Index Report (PSII), out today.

The Hudson Valley FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Tech Challenge (FTC) robotics event for high school students will be hosted by the Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems at Pace University this Sunday. This is the first time this popular, growing competition is being held in the lower Hudson Valley.

Job postings for IT professionals increased dramatically in Manhattan and showed surprising strength in Westchester County, according to the fourth quarter Pace/SkillPROOF IT Index Report (PSII), out today.

“Dreams and desires” of adults with intellectual disabilities to be unwrapped Thursday morning, Dec. 17, helped by computers and collegians. IPhones, PowerPoint, and individual attention from Pace University computing students provide gifts for AHRC-NYC service recipients.