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[TEST] 1.0: The Supply Of Developer Talent Not Meeting Demand.
[TEST] 1.1: Over Time, Developers Build Systems That Consume More Data Per Developer.
[TEST] 1.2: Wage Increases For Software Developers Are Not Creating A Wealth Effect That Can Bring Supply In Balance With Demand.
[TEST] 1.3: Developer Growth Is Limited By Generational Factors And Short Careers.
[TEST] 1.4: Developer Enablement Is A $500M Ecosystem
[TEST] 1.5: A Postmodern Cycle Where Inflation Is A Bigger Risk
[TEST] 2.0: Two Decades of Increasing Software System Complexity Has Limited Developer Productivity Gains.
[TEST] 2.1: The Rise Of Open Source Dramatically Improved Reusability
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[TEST] Developer-Led Landscape: Complexity, Automation & A Future of Autonomous Development

[TEST] 1.0: The Supply Of Developer Talent Not Meeting Demand.

Ronda Scott
Nov 14, 2022 · < 1  min

The Supply Of Developer Talent Is Not Meeting The Demand For New Digital Services.

Generally, over the past 20 years, the rate of growth for new software development talent has been linear while data growth has been non-linear.

Source IDC – Zettabyte = 1 billion terabytes.

Data, and the rate of data growth, is the strongest reflection for the demand for new digital services. If the data exists, then there is demand for its consumption. More data leads to more demand. If not, we’d discard the data.

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