Silicon Halton Presentation: IT Human Capital in the Toronto Region. Meetup 30
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Silicon Halton Presentation: IT Human Capital in the Toronto Region. Meetup 30
- 1. Silicon Halton April 10th, 2012 IT Human Capital in the Toronto Region Leyden M. Fonte Senior Project Manager – Business Intelligence Email: leydenmf@gmail.com Twitter: @leydenmf © 2012 TRRA 0 http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 0 0
- 2. Based on Research & Innovation Jobs http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs Sponsored by In partnership with 1 © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 1 1
- 3. Agenda 1. Toronto Region Labour Market • Strategic sectors • Sectors and occupations • Workforce supply/demand 2. International Scientific Production • Patents • Non-patent publications 3. Conclusions © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 2
- 4. Agenda 1. Toronto Region Labour Market • Strategic sectors • Sectors and occupations • Workforce supply/demand 2. International Scientific Production • Patents • Non-patent publications 3. Conclusions, Next Steps © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 3
- 5. Toronto Region Labour Market Strategic Sectors Establishment Location Quotient Employment Location Quotient © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 4 Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011
- 6. Toronto Region Labour Market Strategic Sectors Establishment Location Quotient Employment Location Quotient © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 5 Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011
- 7. Toronto Region Labour Market Strategic Sectors Location quotient: - Industry performance indicator Establishment - In a region, relative to a broader area. Location Quotient Employment Location Quotient © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 6 Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011
- 8. Toronto Region Labour Market Strategic Sectors Location quotient: - Industry performance indicator Establishment - In a region, relative to a broader area. Location Quotient In this study: - Toronto Region, relative to Canada. Employment Location Quotient © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 7 Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011
- 9. Toronto Region Labour Market Strategic Sectors Establishment Location Quotient National average Employment Location Quotient © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 8 Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011
- 10. Toronto Region Labour Market Strategic Sectors Establishment Location Quotient Below national average in Employment & Establishments Employment Location Quotient © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 9 Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011
- 11. Toronto Region Labour Market Strategic Sectors Above national average in Employment & Establishment Establishments Location Quotient Below national average in Employment & Establishments Employment Location Quotient © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 10 Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011
- 12. Toronto Region Labour Market Strategic Sectors Establishment Location Quotient Employment Location Quotient © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 11 Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011
- 13. Toronto Region Labour Market Strategic Sectors NAICS code Establishment Location Quotient NAICS code Employment Location Quotient © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 12 Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011
- 14. Toronto Region Labour Market Strategic Sectors Establishment Location Bubble size = number of employees Quotient Employment Location Quotient © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 13 Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011
- 15. Toronto Region Labour Market Strategic Sectors Establishment Location Quotient Employment Location Quotient © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 14 Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011
- 16. Toronto Region Labour Market Strategic Sectors Establishment Location Quotient Employment Location Quotient © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 15 Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011
- 17. Toronto Region Labour Market Strategic Sectors Establishment Location Quotient Employment Location Quotient © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 16 Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011
- 18. Toronto Region Labour Market Strategic Sectors Establishment Location Quotient Employment Location Quotient © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 17 Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011
- 19. Toronto Region Labour Market Sector 54. Professional, Scientific & Technical Services Number of establishments (all sizes) Sub sectors © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 18 Figure 4, page 7 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010
- 20. Toronto Region Labour Market Sector 54. Professional, Scientific & Technical Services Number of establishments (all sizes) Sub sectors © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 19 Figure 4, page 7 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010
- 21. Toronto Region Labour Market Sector 54. Professional, Scientific & Technical Services Number of establishments (all sizes) Sub sectors © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 20 Figure 4, page 7 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010
- 22. Toronto Region Labour Market Sector 54. Professional, Scientific & Technical Services Number of establishments (all sizes) Sub sectors © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 21 Figure 4, page 7 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010
- 23. Agenda 1. Toronto Region Labour Market • Strategic sectors • Sectors and occupations • Workforce supply/demand 2. International Scientific Production • Patents • Non-patent publications 3. Conclusions, Next Steps © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 22
- 24. Toronto Region Labour Market Occupations in study 60+ occupations © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 23 Source: Statistics Canada 2006
- 25. Toronto Region Labour Market Occupations in study 60+ occupations in 6 occupational groups © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 24 Source: Statistics Canada 2006
- 26. Toronto Region Labour Market Occupations in study 60+ occupations in 6 occupational groups 12 % of the employed population (400,000+ jobs) © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 25 Source: Statistics Canada 2006
- 27. Toronto Region Labour Market Sectors in study Establishment Location Quotient Employment Location Quotient © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 26 Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011
- 28. Agenda 1. Toronto Region Labour Market • Strategic sectors • Sectors and occupations • Workforce supply/demand 2. International Scientific Production • Non-patent publications • Patents 3. Conclusions, Next Steps © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 27
- 29. Supply/Demand Methodology MTCU 2010 Number of Number of graduates graduates Supply per program per occupation Employers’ survey 2011 Number of Hiring demand new jobs Demand per occupation per occupation Youth survey 2011 Interest in working in each Long-term supply occupation © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 28
- 30. Supply/Demand Estimates Demand © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 29 Figure 7, page 12 - Sources: TRRA 2011, MTCU 2010
- 31. Supply/Demand Estimates Demand High Demand Low Demand © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 30 Figure 7, page 12 - Sources: TRRA 2011, MTCU 2010
- 32. Supply/Demand Estimates Demand Supply/Demand © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 31 Figure 7, page 12 - Sources: TRRA 2011, MTCU 2010
- 33. Supply/Demand Estimates Demand Supply < Demand Supply/Demand © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 32 Figure 7, page 12 - Sources: TRRA 2011, MTCU 2010
- 34. Supply/Demand Estimates Demand Supply ~ Demand Supply/Demand © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 33 Figure 7, page 12 - Sources: TRRA 2011, MTCU 2010
- 35. Supply/Demand Estimates Demand Supply > Demand Supply/Demand © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 34 Figure 7, page 12 - Sources: TRRA 2011, MTCU 2010
- 36. Supply/Demand (1/3) Estimates per occupational group Demand © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 35 Figure 7, page 12 - Sources: TRRA 2011, MTCU 2010
- 37. Supply/Demand (2/3) Business occupations Demand © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 36 Figure 9, page 16 - Sources: TRRA 2011, MTCU 2010
- 38. Supply/Demand (3/3) IT occupations Demand =1/10 © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 37 Figure 15, page 22 - Sources: TRRA 2011, MTCU 2010
- 39. Supply/Demand Youth interest (Post-secondary students) © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 38 Figure 8, page 13 - Source: TRRA Youth Survey 2011
- 40. Supply/Demand Youth interest (Post-secondary students) © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 39 Figure 8, page 13 - Source: TRRA Youth Survey 2011
- 41. Supply/Demand Youth interest (Post-secondary students) © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 40 Figure 8, page 13 - Source: TRRA Youth Survey 2011
- 42. Supply/Demand Gender representation – Labour force © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 41 Sources: MTCU 2010, Statistics Canada 2006
- 43. Supply/Demand Gender representation – Graduates 2010 Wide bars: Employees, Narrow bars: Graduates © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 42 Sources: MTCU 2010, Statistics Canada 2006
- 44. Agenda 1. Toronto Region Labour Market • Strategic sectors • Sectors and occupations • Workforce supply/demand 2. International Scientific Production • Patents • Non-patent publications 3. Conclusions, Next Steps © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 43
- 45. Scientific Production US Patents (Granted in 2010-2011) © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 44
- 46. Scientific Production Patents © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 45 Figure 23, page 39 - Sources: Google Scholar 2012, Websites of universities 2012
- 47. Scientific Production Patents More patents Better quality Less patents Less quality © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 46 Figure 23, page 39 - Sources: Google Scholar 2012, Websites of universities 2012
- 48. Scientific Production Patents © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 47 Figure 23, page 39 - Sources: Google Scholar 2012, Websites of universities 2012
- 49. Scientific Production Patents vs. Students/Professor Number of students per professor © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 48 Figure 23, page 39 - Sources: Google Scholar 2012, Websites of universities 2012
- 50. Agenda 1. Toronto Region Labour Market • Strategic sectors • Sectors and occupations • Workforce supply/demand 2. International Scientific Production • Patents • Non-patent publications 3. Conclusions, Next Steps © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 49
- 51. Scientific Production Non-patent publications … produced by the top three universities per region, each with a sample of up to 1,000 publications. © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 50 Table 17, page 37 - Source: Google Scholar 2012 (via Publish&Perish)
- 52. Scientific Production Non-patents © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 51 Figure 22, page 39 - Sources: Google Scholar 2012, Websites of universities 2012
- 53. Scientific Production Non-patents More publications Better quality Less publications Less quality © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 52 Figure 22, page 39 - Sources: Google Scholar 2012, Websites of universities 2012
- 54. Scientific Production Non-patents © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 53 Figure 22, page 39 - Sources: Google Scholar 2012, Websites of universities 2012
- 55. Scientific Production Non-patents vs. Financial Resources Financial resources (in millions of dollars) © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 54 Figure 22, page 39 - Sources: Google Scholar 2012, Websites of universities 2012
- 56. Scientific Production Non-patents vs. Financial Resources Financial resources (in millions of dollars) © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 55 Figure 22, page 39 - Sources: Google Scholar 2012, Websites of universities 2012
- 57. Scientific Production Non-patents vs. Financial Resources Financial resources (in millions of dollars) © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 56 Figure 22, page 39 - Sources: Google Scholar 2012, Websites of universities 2012
- 58. Scientific Production Non-patents vs. Financial Resources Financial resources (in millions of dollars) © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 57 Figure 22, page 39 - Sources: Google Scholar 2012, Websites of universities 2012
- 59. Agenda 1. Toronto Region Labour Market • Strategic sectors • Sectors and occupations • Workforce supply/demand 2. International comparison • Patents • Non-patent publications 3. Conclusions, Next Steps © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 58
- 60. Conclusions (1/4) Establishment LQ Top-three in non-patent publications Employment LQ © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 59 Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011
- 61. Conclusions (2/4) Establishment LQ Bottom-three in patents Employment LQ IT and Engineering © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 60 Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011
- 62. Conclusions (3/4) Establishment LQ High demand Undersupply IT and Engineering Employment LQ © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 61 Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011
- 63. Conclusions (4/4) Establishment LQ High demand Technical sales Sales managers Employment LQ © 2012 TRRA http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 62 Figure 2, page 5 - Source: Statistics Canada 2010, 2011
- 64. Silicon Halton April 10th, 2012 IT Human Capital in the Toronto Region Leyden M. Fonte Senior Project Manager – Business Intelligence leydenmf@gmail.com Twitter: @leydenmf © 2012 TRRA 63 http://www.trra.ca/RIjobs 63 63
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- NOC codes: identify occupations in CanadaEstablished by the Fed. Gov. through the department of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.Examples @ pp 16, 18List of occupations in R&Ijobs @ pp20-21All occupations requiring post-sec. education @ pp24-28Info. on college programs.How to link university programs?
- NOC codes: identify occupations in CanadaEstablished by the Fed. Gov. through the department of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.Examples @ pp 16, 18List of occupations in R&Ijobs @ pp20-21All occupations requiring post-sec. education @ pp24-28Info. on college programs.How to link university programs?
- NOC codes: identify occupations in CanadaEstablished by the Fed. Gov. through the department of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.Examples @ pp 16, 18List of occupations in R&Ijobs @ pp20-21All occupations requiring post-sec. education @ pp24-28Info. on college programs.How to link university programs?
- NOC codes: identify occupations in CanadaEstablished by the Fed. Gov. through the department of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.Examples @ pp 16, 18List of occupations in R&Ijobs @ pp20-21All occupations requiring post-sec. education @ pp24-28Info. on college programs.How to link university programs?
- NOC codes: identify occupations in CanadaEstablished by the Fed. Gov. through the department of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.Examples @ pp 16, 18List of occupations in R&Ijobs @ pp20-21All occupations requiring post-sec. education @ pp24-28Info. on college programs.How to link university programs?
- NOC codes: identify occupations in CanadaEstablished by the Fed. Gov. through the department of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.Examples @ pp 16, 18List of occupations in R&Ijobs @ pp20-21All occupations requiring post-sec. education @ pp24-28Info. on college programs.How to link university programs?
- NOC codes: identify occupations in CanadaEstablished by the Fed. Gov. through the department of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.Examples @ pp 16, 18List of occupations in R&Ijobs @ pp20-21All occupations requiring post-sec. education @ pp24-28Info. on college programs.How to link university programs?
- NOC codes: identify occupations in CanadaEstablished by the Fed. Gov. through the department of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.Examples @ pp 16, 18List of occupations in R&Ijobs @ pp20-21All occupations requiring post-sec. education @ pp24-28Info. on college programs.How to link university programs?
- NOC codes: identify occupations in CanadaEstablished by the Fed. Gov. through the department of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.Examples @ pp 16, 18List of occupations in R&Ijobs @ pp20-21All occupations requiring post-sec. education @ pp24-28Info. on college programs.How to link university programs?
- NOC codes: identify occupations in CanadaEstablished by the Fed. Gov. through the department of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.Examples @ pp 16, 18List of occupations in R&Ijobs @ pp20-21All occupations requiring post-sec. education @ pp24-28Info. on college programs.How to link university programs?
- NOC codes: identify occupations in CanadaEstablished by the Fed. Gov. through the department of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.Examples @ pp 16, 18List of occupations in R&Ijobs @ pp20-21All occupations requiring post-sec. education @ pp24-28Info. on college programs.How to link university programs?
- NOC codes: identify occupations in CanadaEstablished by the Fed. Gov. through the department of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.Examples @ pp 16, 18List of occupations in R&Ijobs @ pp20-21All occupations requiring post-sec. education @ pp24-28Info. on college programs.How to link university programs?
- NOC codes: identify occupations in CanadaEstablished by the Fed. Gov. through the department of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.Examples @ pp 16, 18List of occupations in R&Ijobs @ pp20-21All occupations requiring post-sec. education @ pp24-28Info. on college programs.How to link university programs?
- OutcomeBeneficiaries of this project:Local companies & PSE centersYouthGovernment Research centers
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