Knowledge
Customer and Personal Service
Computers and Electronics
Administra on and Management
Computers and Electronics
Produc ons and Processing
Personnel and Human
Telecommunica ons
Resources
Economics and Accoun ng
Skills
Ac ve Listening
Cri cal Thinking
Reading Comprehension
Service Complex Problem Solving
Solid Verbal Communica on Skills
Social Percep veness
Sound Judgment and Decision ‐ Making
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Abili es
Sounds Wri ng and Speaking Abili es
Deduc ve Reasoning– Apply general rules to spe ‐
ci fi c problems
Induc ve Reasoning– U lize details to form gen ‐ eral rules
Informa on Ordering (Organiza on)
Problem Sensi vity
Close A en on to Detail
Work Styles
Dependability
Integrity
Flexibility
Coopera on
Analy cal Thinking
Stress Tolerance
Leadership
Independence
Informa on Systems Occupa ons
Info Technology (IT) Manager
IT Director
IS Director
Data Processing Manager
Management IS Director
IS Manager
IS Supervisor
Compu ng Service Director
Director of Applica on Development
Technical Services Manager
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Related Occupa ons
Medical Service Manager
Health Service Manager
Computer Programmers
Computer Support Specialists
Opera ons Research Specialist
Opera ons Research Analyst
Computer Science Teacher (College)
Mathema cal Science Teacher (College)
Librarian
*Provided by the Occupa onal Outlook Handbook
Computer (Design) Company
Corpora ons (Management)
Insurance Carriers
Colleges and Universi es
So ware Publishers
Computer System Designers
Data Processing and Host Com ‐ panies
Financial Investment Firms
Security & Commodi es
Exchanges & Contracts
Petroleum Manufacturing
Coal Manufacturing
*Bureau of Labor Sta s cs 2010 ‐ 11
Review project plans to plan and coordinate project ac vity.
Manage backup, security and user help systems.
Develop and interpret organiza onal goals, policies, and procedures.
Develop computer informa on resources, providing for data security and control, strategic compu ng, and disaster recovery.
Consult with users, management, vendors, and technicians to assess compu ng needs and system re ‐ quirements.
Stay updated about advances in technology.
Meet with department heads, managers, supervisors, vendors, and others, to solicit coopera on and re ‐ solve problems.
Provide users with technical support for computer problems.
Recruit, hire, train and supervise sta ff , or par cipate in sta ffi ng decisions.
Evaluate data processing proposals to assess project feasibility and requirements.
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The median annual wage of informa on systems managers was $115,780 in May 2010.
The middle 50 per ‐ cent earned between $90,850 and $115,780.
The lowest 10 percent earned less than $71,420, and the high ‐ est 10 percent earned more than $146,080.
Median annual wages in the industries employing the largest numbers of informa on system specialist in 2010 were:
Computer system design ‐ $133,450
Management of companies and enterprise ‐ $125,860
Insurance carriers ‐ $119,220
College and universi es ‐ $100, 710
So ware publisher ‐ $139,090
*Provided by the Bureau of Labor Sta s cs (2010 ‐ 11)
Associa on of Informa on Technology Professional, www.aitp.org
Associa on for Informa on Systems (AIS), www.aisnet.org
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