What portion of the IT department do you think gets the most preferential treatment when it comes to both talent acquisition and retention?

LeadershipArchitecture

Developers18%

Infrastructure / Cloud Architects18%

Engineering17%

Security15%

CIO / Leadership16%

Data Science / Analytics6%

Service Desk / User Support2%

Strategy / Innovation Dept1%

Networking

Other (comment)1%

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Community User in Software5 years ago

It would appear at the onset of the poll that we’re very much in a “developer driven world” even when it comes to human capital needs... not just tools...

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