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Conducting Technology Business in Georgia

"Professionals with highly specialized skills are in short supply, and there is significant demand for them. The Robert Half Technology CIO Hiring Index found that sixty-five percent of CIOs said it is challenging to find skilled professionals. These types of professionals can generate income, keep companies in compliance with government regulations, protect company data and resources from outside threats and use new technology to save a company money." - Gary Henning, District President, Robert Half Technology

High-Tech Average Wage Growth (benchmark)

High-Tech average wages in Georgia increased 1.3 percent in 2011, which was below the national increase of 4.3 percent. Georgia’s high-tech wages outperformed the benchmark states of North Carolina and California, but lagged behind Texas, Florida and Massachusetts.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics