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The global market for business analytics software has grown impressively in the last two years, fueled by pervasive hype about "big data" as well as new technological innovations. In India, despite persisting economic uncertainties and slowing growth in IT sector, analyst predicts that analytics will remain in demand.
To better understand the job potential in analytics area, Analytics India Magazine took up this study to appreciate the jobs created from the Indian analytics practice.
Job Posting Trend
The average monthly growth rate in job postings for analytics in India stands at 11% for last 1 year. This is pretty exciting given that the job growth in other areas is cited to be slowing down.
After growing continuously in the second half of 2011, the job postings in analytics decreased slightly in the first quarter of 2012. New job openings picked up with full rigor in the month of May 2012 and June 2012. Months of January, May and June 2012 accounted for the most number of new job postings, each accounting for 13% of all jobs posted throughout the year.
The growth rate in jobs posting was highest in the month of May 2012, accounting for 55% growth month on month.
[pullquote align="left"]Key Highlights of the Study
For Infographics on this study, check this link. Photography by Meghna Bharadwaj [attachments title="Download the Complete Report"]
- Months of January, May and June 2012 accounted for the most number of new job postings, accounting for 38% of all jobs posted throughout the year.
- Average number of years of experience demanded by employers stands at 6 years.
- 38% of all job postings were for the designation of Manager/ Sr. Manager.
- Financial Analytics is the largest role demanded by employers (at 19%), followed by Risk Analytics (14%).
- Banking still is the largest industry for analytics professionals. New jobs posting stands at a incredible 50% from this industry.
- Bangalore and Gurgaon together accounts for 55% of all job openings.[/pullquote]
For Infographics on this study, check this link. Photography by Meghna Bharadwaj [attachments title="Download the Complete Report"]
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