Computerworld is pleased to offer six new regional IT jobs reports for purchase. Drawing on exclusive data from two of Computerworld’s signature research projects, the 100 Best Places to Work in IT list and our annual IT Salary Survey, these special reports provide targeted information about the IT jobs market in six distinct regions of the U.S.: Pacific, Mountain, North Central, South Central, Northeast and Southeast. 

What’s inside: Data to help you in recruiting and retention

Each report gives managers a big-picture view of IT hiring in their region with insight from local recruiters, plus average 2016 compensation for select IT titles comparing national to regional data — information that’s invaluable for employee recruiting and retention efforts. Additionally, a sampling of Best Places to Work profiles gives an inside look at some of the top employers in the region, including details about key benefits such as paid time off and training budget per IT employee.

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