ICT Specialists

• Select values to consult
  • Grouping of activity (CNAE-25 section C-O, excl. L and group 951)

    Values that contain

    Total Companies 1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39) 1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18) 1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23) 1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25) 1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33) 1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39) 2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43) 3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66) 3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46) 3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47) 3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53) 3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56) 3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60) 3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1) 3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68) 3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75) 3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82) 4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951)

    Selected:19

    Total:19
  • Main variables

    Values that contain

    I.1 % of companies employing ICT specialists (0) I.1.1 % of companies with women ICT specialists (2) I.1.1.A % of companies with ICT specialists in Cybersecurity in 2025 (0) I.1.1.B % of companies with ICT specialists in Artificial Intelligence in 2025 (0) I.1.1.C % of companies with ICT specialists in Data in 2025 (0) I.1.1.D % of companies with ICT specialists in Cloud Computing in 2025 (0) I.1.1.E % of companies with ICT specialists in other areas in 2025 (0) I.1.1 % of ICT specialist staff over total staff in 2025 I.1.1.A % of ICT Cybersecurity Specialist Staff in 2025 (4) I.1.1.B % of ICT staff in Artificial Intelligence in 2025 (4) I.1.1.C % of ICT Data Specialist Staff in 2025 (4) I.1.1.D % of ICT staff in Cloud Computing by 2025 (4) I.1.1.E % of ICT specialists in other areas in 2025 (4) I.1.1 % of women ICT specialists out of the total number of ICT specialists in 2025 (4) I.1.1.E % of women ICT specialists in Cybersecurity by 2025 (4) I.1.1.F % of women ICT specialists in Artificial Intelligence in 2025 (4) I.1.1.G % of women ICT Data Specialists by 2025 (4) I.1.1.H % of women ICT specialists in Cloud Computing by 2025 (4) I.1.1.I % of women ICT specialists in other areas in 2025 (4) I.1.1.J % of companies with less than 10% of women ICT specialists by 2025 (2) I.1.1.K % of companies with at least 10% but less than 25% of women ICT specialists in 2025 (2) I.1.1.L % of companies with at least 25% but less than 50% of women ICT specialists by 2025 (2) I.1.1.M % of companies with at least 50% women ICT specialists by 2025 (2) I.2 % of companies that provided ICT training activities to their employees by 2025 (0) I.2.A % of companies that provided ICT training activities to their ICT specialist staff in 2025 (1) I.2.B % of companies that, in 2025, provided ICT training activities to other staff employed by the company (1) I.3 % of companies that hired or attempted to recruit ICT specialists in 2025 (0) I.4 % of companies that, in 2025, had difficulty filling a vacancy for ICT specialists (0) I.5.A % of companies whose difficulty in recruiting ICT specialists in 2025 was a lack of applications (3) I.5.B % of companies whose difficulty in recruiting ICT specialists in 2025 was the lack of adequate educational and/or training qualifications in ICT of applicants (3) I.5.C % of companies whose difficulty in recruiting ICT specialists in 2025 was the applicants' lack of adequate ICT work experience (3) I.5.D % of companies whose difficulty in recruiting ICT specialists in 2025 was that applicants' salary expectations were too high(3) I.6.A % of companies in which the company's ICT functions were carried out by the employees themselves in 2025 (0) I.6.B % of companies in which external suppliers developed the company's ICT functions in 2025 (0)

    Selected:1

    Total:34
  • Company size

    Values that contain

    Total From 10 to 49 From 50 to 249 From 250 and up

    Selected:1

    Total:4
• Choose format of the table

  • • 	Company size
      Grouping of activity (CNAE-25 section C-O, excl. L and group 951) Main variables	.	.	.
      	.	.	.
      	.	.	.

    • Decimals to show: By default 0 1 2
• Notes
  • 1) The codes at the beginning of each subparagraph refer to the corresponding questionnaire question or the section from which they have been derived
    2) Main variables:
    3) (0) Percentage of total companies
    4) (1) Percentage of the total number of companies that provided ICT training activities to their employees
    5) (2) Percentage of the total number of companies employing ICT specialists
    6) (3) Percentage of the total number of companies with difficulties in filling a vacancy for ICT specialists
    7) (4) Percentage of total ICT specialist personnel

• Source:INational Statistics Institute