by Angela Guess
Information Week’s Doug Henschen has published a new report, Research: 2012 IT Salary Survey, BI/Analytics. The full report is available for download here. Henschen introduces his findings thus: “Five years ago, the problem revealed in our annual InformationWeek Salary Survey was a shortage of business intelligence, data integration and data warehousing expertise. Demand has since shifted to analytics professionals and, on the cutting edge, ‘data scientists’ who can master so-called big data using emerging platforms such as Hadoop and NoSQL databases.”
He continues, “Make no mistake: Anybody under the broad umbrella of BI (which encompasses analytics) or information management (which encompasses data integration and data warehousing) is eminently employable. Our annual IT Salary Survey, which for years has reported BI and information management professionals at or near the top of the IT salary spectrum, shows there’s now a war on for analytics experts and information management professionals who can ask the right questions and make use of vast and growing data stores. Need proof? How about a median total cash compensation for BI managers up 11.5% since 2010, to $135,000.”
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