Industry News

Aerospace and Aviation
Airbus pact could result in Ohio jobs, sales

Women are increasingly ascending to top posts at aerospace firms

Agribusiness and Food Processing
North Bend farm creates niche to deliver premium cornmeal

Yes, agriculture IS Ohio's No. 1 industry

Automotive
Honda's Ohio plant changed competitive landscape in America

BioHealth
Neuros Medical wraps up development of chronic pain care technology

Entrepreneurs put Cincy on the map for health care innovation

Energy (oil/gas)
Gulfport reports big numbers from two Ohio Utica shale wells

Lawmakers urge expanded use of region's natural gas

Energy (renewable)
Energy department selects Ohio as site for offshore wind development

Ohio Honda plant installs wind turbines

Financial Services
1,000 new local jobs expected in insurance, financial fields

Allstate Adding 136 New Jobs In Ohio

Health
The key to better health care may already be in your pocket... and it's not your walletpoor

Health IT workers in high demand

Information Technology and Services
Athens doesn't stint on the hospitality, for firm bringing 150 jobs to town

Growth Rate of Investment in NE Ohio Outpaces the Nation

Manufacturing
No Shortage of Work, Job Openings at Glunt Industries

Ohio governor visits economic forum in Switzerland

Polymers and Chemicals
Ohio polypropylene compounding joint venture expanding

Sales surge spelling expansion for Design Molded Plastics

 

 


 

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Information Technology and Services
1:15 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Legislative Room B

Sheraton Columbus Hotel at Capitol Square

The Information Technology (IT) industry employs more than 170,000 people nationwide and is growing substantially in Ohio. The average salary is $69,000, but many IT jobs go unfilled as a result of the "Skills Gap."

 Attend this session to:
- Join experts from Microsoft, Sinclair Community College and Butler Technology and Career Development Schools to learn about the latest trends and issues within the Information Technology (IT) sector from a business/industry and educational perspective. Jeff Blankenburg of Microsoft Corporation, 
Bob Sherman of Sinclair Community College and Tom O'Neill of Butler Tech will share news and information from this fast moving sector.
- Learn how your programs can be better aligned to current IT business needs and expectations and be most valuable to your students and the businesses that employ them.
- Participate in an interesting and exciting exchange of ideas and information that foster the business/industry and education collaborative effort.

Speakers:
Jeff Blankenburg, evangelist, Microsoft Corporation Summit presentation
Bob Sherman, professor, Computer Information Systems, Sinclair Community College Summit presentation
Tom O'Neill, Information Technology Instructor, Butler Technology and Career Development Schools Summit presentation

Session contact: Dwight Anstaett, assistant director, Office of Career-Technical Education, Ohio Department of Education