Much has been said and written about data science roles and the growth of the data science group of occupations1. The work of data...

In our previous posts[1][2][3], we drew comparisons between occupational requirements and job content for technologists in Industrial...

In our previous posts[1][2], we observed that the occupational requirements and job content profiles shown in O*NET for Industrial...

In our previous post we observed that the Revealed Comparative Advantage (RCA) technique for O*NET work styles indicates that Industrial...

In this previous post, we identified that the education profiles for industrial engineering and mechanical engineering technologist...

The titles and meanings of engineer, technician and – increasingly – technologist occupations are still very loose.  In the Institute for...

In the UK labour market there appears to be a distinct and emerging set of occupations referred to as ‘technologists’.  However, they are...

In this previous post, we described how we can use the Revealed Comparative Advantage (RCA) method, as borrowed from international...

In this previous post, we presented Revealed Comparative Advantage (RCA) calculations as being a useful, though not exclusive, tool for...

Revealed Comparative Advantage is an index used in international economics for calculating the relative advantage or disadvantage of a...

In our previous post, we described how O*NET Intermediate Work Activities (IWAs) can be used as proxies for competences, both within and...

Intermediate and Detailed Work Activities (IWAs and DWAs) were introduced into O*NET v18.1 (March 2014).  They are updated on a rolling...

We tend to overestimate the effect of a technology in the short term and underestimate the effect in the long run. Amara’s Law1 Building...

In our previous post, we described how we can use the rich US Occupational Network (O*NET) data archive to examine evidence for trends...

In our work, we regularly review research – both qualitative and quantitative – on occupational requirements and content, to gain...