The Oxford Index is a quarterly survey of projected demand for high-end information technology and engineering consultants conducted by Oxford Global Resources, Inc. Summary results of our Q4 2010 study are presented below. To view complete results, visit: http://www.oxfordcorp.com/oxfordindex.html
Information Technology
The Oxford Index for Information Technology declined for the second consecutive quarter but still remains above 100, suggesting consultant demand will continue to be positive in Q4.
SAP
The Oxford Index for SAP declined from Q3 but remains above 100, indicating continued positive demand for SAP consultants in Q4.
Oracle
The Oxford Index for Oracle eased to 105.9, but since the index remains above 100 demand for consultants is anticipated to be positive in the quarter.
PeopleSoft
The Oxford Index for PeopleSoft rebounded dramatically this quarter, indicating an increase in demand for PeopleSoft consultants during Q4.
Software
The Oxford Index for Software Engineering jumped to an eight-quarter high of 130.4, suggesting strong demand for consultants in Q4.
Hardware
The Oxford Index for Hardware Engineering reached an eight-quarter high, suggesting strong consultant demand in Q4.
Mechanical
The Oxford Index for Mechanical Engineering declined from an eight-quarter high, but remains well above 100 suggesting continued strong demand for consultants through the end of 2010.
Electrical
The Oxford Index for Electrical Engineering came in at 100 for Q4, indicating demand for consultants is anticipated to be stable during the quarter.
Network & Telecommunications
The Oxford Index for Network and Telecom has been flat the past four quarters and increased slightly to 106.1 in Q4, suggesting increased demand for consultants in the quarter.
QA, RA, Validation
The Oxford Index for Quality Assurance, Regulatory Affairs, and Validation remained below 100 for the second consecutive quarter, suggesting a decline in demand for consultants in Q4.
Friday, October 1, 2010
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
The Oxford Index is a quarterly survey of projected demand for high-end information technology and engineering consultants conducted by Oxford Global Resources, Inc. Summary results of our Q3 2010 study are presented below. To view complete results, visit: http://www.oxfordcorp.com/oxfordindex.html
Information Technology
The Oxford Index for Information Technology declined from an 8-quarter high, but the Q3 score of 114.1 is well above 100, suggesting increased demand for IT consultants in the quarter.
SAP
The Oxford Index for SAP increased to another eight-quarter high, suggesting strong demand for consultants in Q3.
Oracle
The Oxford Index for Oracle eased to 110.3, but since the score is above 100, demand for consultants is anticipated to be positive in the quarter.
PeopleSoft
The Oxford Index for PeopleSoft declined dramatically this quarter. However, there were a relatively low number of responders and considerable negative sentiment from those who did respond.
Software
The Oxford Index for Software Engineering eased to 102.1, suggesting demand will level off in Q3, but will still be positive
Hardware
The Oxford Index for Hardware Engineering eased to 108.3, but still remained above 100, suggesting continued positive demand for consultants in Q3.
Mechanical
The Oxford Index for Mechanical Engineering continued its rise, moving to 112.1 which suggests increased demand for consultants in Q3.
Electrical
The Oxford Index for Electrical Engineering continued its rise, moving to 118.2 in Q3, which suggests increasing demand for consultants during the quarter.
Network & Telecommunications
The Oxford Index for Network and Telecom eased to 103.6. However, since the score is above 100, it suggests demand will be positive for consultants in Q3.
QA, RA, Validation
The Oxford Index for Quality Assurance, Regulatory Affairs, and Validation continued its volatile pattern but remained within its normal range, suggesting demand for consultants will not change in any material way during the quarter.
Information Technology
The Oxford Index for Information Technology declined from an 8-quarter high, but the Q3 score of 114.1 is well above 100, suggesting increased demand for IT consultants in the quarter.
SAP
The Oxford Index for SAP increased to another eight-quarter high, suggesting strong demand for consultants in Q3.
Oracle
The Oxford Index for Oracle eased to 110.3, but since the score is above 100, demand for consultants is anticipated to be positive in the quarter.
PeopleSoft
The Oxford Index for PeopleSoft declined dramatically this quarter. However, there were a relatively low number of responders and considerable negative sentiment from those who did respond.
Software
The Oxford Index for Software Engineering eased to 102.1, suggesting demand will level off in Q3, but will still be positive
Hardware
The Oxford Index for Hardware Engineering eased to 108.3, but still remained above 100, suggesting continued positive demand for consultants in Q3.
Mechanical
The Oxford Index for Mechanical Engineering continued its rise, moving to 112.1 which suggests increased demand for consultants in Q3.
Electrical
The Oxford Index for Electrical Engineering continued its rise, moving to 118.2 in Q3, which suggests increasing demand for consultants during the quarter.
Network & Telecommunications
The Oxford Index for Network and Telecom eased to 103.6. However, since the score is above 100, it suggests demand will be positive for consultants in Q3.
QA, RA, Validation
The Oxford Index for Quality Assurance, Regulatory Affairs, and Validation continued its volatile pattern but remained within its normal range, suggesting demand for consultants will not change in any material way during the quarter.
Friday, April 2, 2010
The Oxford Index is a quarterly survey of projected demand for high-end information technology and engineering consultants conducted by Oxford Global Resources, Inc. Summary results of our Q1 2010 study are presented below. To view complete results, visit: http://www.oxfordcorp.com/oxfordindex.html
Information Technology
The Oxford Index for Information Technology continued its climb to an eight-quarter high of 124.3, suggesting strong demand for IT consultants in Q2 2010.
SAP
The Oxford Index for SAP is at an eight-quarter high of 117.6, suggesting strong demand for SAP consultants in Q2 2010.
Oracle
The Oxford Index for Oracle continued its climb from an eight-quarter low in Q2 2009 to a high of 128.6 in Q2 2010, suggesting demand for Oracle consultants will be strong in the coming quarter.
PeopleSoft
The Oxford Index for PeopleSoft reached an eight-quarter high of 120.0 in Q2 2010, suggesting demand for PeopleSoft consultants will be strong during the quarter.
Software
The Oxford Index for Software Engineering rose to an eight-quarter high of 111.1 suggesting increasing demand for consultants in Q2 2010.
Hardware
The Oxford Index for Hardware Engineering reached an eight-quarter high of 116.3, suggesting strong demand for consultants in Q2.
Mechanical
The Oxford Index for Mechanical Engineering rose to 108.2, suggesting net positive demand for consultants in Q2.
Electrical
The Oxford Index for Electrical Engineering rebounded to 111.1 indicating an expected increase in demand for consultants in Q2.
Network & Telecommunications
The Oxford Index for Network & Telecom eased to 102.6 for Q2, suggesting lower, but still net positive, demand for consultants in the quarter.
QA, RA, Validation
The Oxford Index for Quality Assurance, Regulatory Affairs, and Validation continued its volatile swing, but remained above 100 for Q2, suggesting net positive demand for consultants in the quarter.
Information Technology
The Oxford Index for Information Technology continued its climb to an eight-quarter high of 124.3, suggesting strong demand for IT consultants in Q2 2010.
SAP
The Oxford Index for SAP is at an eight-quarter high of 117.6, suggesting strong demand for SAP consultants in Q2 2010.
Oracle
The Oxford Index for Oracle continued its climb from an eight-quarter low in Q2 2009 to a high of 128.6 in Q2 2010, suggesting demand for Oracle consultants will be strong in the coming quarter.
PeopleSoft
The Oxford Index for PeopleSoft reached an eight-quarter high of 120.0 in Q2 2010, suggesting demand for PeopleSoft consultants will be strong during the quarter.
Software
The Oxford Index for Software Engineering rose to an eight-quarter high of 111.1 suggesting increasing demand for consultants in Q2 2010.
Hardware
The Oxford Index for Hardware Engineering reached an eight-quarter high of 116.3, suggesting strong demand for consultants in Q2.
Mechanical
The Oxford Index for Mechanical Engineering rose to 108.2, suggesting net positive demand for consultants in Q2.
Electrical
The Oxford Index for Electrical Engineering rebounded to 111.1 indicating an expected increase in demand for consultants in Q2.
Network & Telecommunications
The Oxford Index for Network & Telecom eased to 102.6 for Q2, suggesting lower, but still net positive, demand for consultants in the quarter.
QA, RA, Validation
The Oxford Index for Quality Assurance, Regulatory Affairs, and Validation continued its volatile swing, but remained above 100 for Q2, suggesting net positive demand for consultants in the quarter.
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