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(Hotline opens 8:30 am – 5:30 pm on weekdays). Completed questionnaire should be forwarded to the Survey Coordinator, TEAMS (Pvt.) Ltd., 35, Apeksha Hospital
Road, Maharagama.
The primary aim of this survey is for you, as Managers and CIOs, to gain a clear understanding of the size and composition of the ICT workforce in Sri
Lanka. The outcome of this survey will include information about the total ICT workforce, its growth patterns, the jobs in demand as well as the skills
required to perform those jobs.
This survey is designed to provide you with vital information required to plan your human resource development needs. Moreover, the information will be
used by training organizations to better organize training programs in order to address skill gaps in the industry, thus supp lying the ICT industry with
appropriately skilled human resources that are highly productive. The success of this survey depends on your co -operation in providing accurate
information. All information provided will be treated with strictest confidentiality. Thank you for your participation and cooperation.
Employer Organizations-1
Section A: About the organization
1.
a) Location of Headquarters in Sri Lanka:
District
b) Year of establishment
d) Type of Organization
Employer Organizations-2
Section B: Ownership, Markets and Type of Business (Only of ICT Companies)
2. Details of ownership:
2. Foreign
1. Local
2. Foreign
Employer Organizations-3
3. Primary Market/s
a) Nature of clientele/.
1. Local
2. Foreign
3. Local + Foreign
1. Local
2. Foreign
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Employer Organizations-4
a) Is the company a member of any industry association?
Yes
No
FITIS
I. Software
1 & Services IT Services
II. 2 Software Services
III. 3 Software Products
IV. Technology
4 Hardware & Equipment Communications Equipment
V. 5 Technology Hardware, Storage & Peripherals
VI. 6 Electronic Equipment, Instruments & Components
VII. 7 Telecommunication
VIII. Telecom
8 & Networking Networking & Server solutions
IX. Semiconductors
9 & Semiconductor Equipment Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment
X. Other
1 (Pls. specify) Software Development x
0
Note: 1) Multiple responses are accepted
2) Detailed ICT Production/services given in Appendix 1A
Employer Organizations-5
6. Staff Details
a) Please provide the summary of your total employee headcount below: (Foreign nationals employed by the organization in Sri Lanka are NOT to be included)
Executives
Workforce
Junior Staff
Operational Staff
Employer Organizations-6
b) Locations of operation in Sri Lanka
(If more than 5 locations, add in a separate sheet, Foreign nationals employed by the organization in Sri Lanka are NOT to be included)
2. Branch Office 1
3. Branch Office 2
4. Branch Office 3
5. Branch Office 4
7.
a) What is the ICT workforce distribution in your organization?
(Enter number of employees; consider only ICT Professionals, include full time employees only)
Total Female
Sri Lankan
Foreign
Based in SL
Total
Sri Lankan
Employer Organizations-7
Based outside SL Foreign
Total
PHD
Masters
ICT Graduates
PG Diploma
Bachelor’s Degree
Higher diploma and diploma
Non-IT Graduates
Other
Employer Organizations-8
4. 45 – 54 9
5. 55 and above
Base employment at Joined During 2018 Left During 2018 Demand for
Job Category beginning of 2018 2019
Total Female Diff. Total Female Diff. Total Female Diff. Total
Abled Abled Abled
1. Database Development &
Administration
2. User Interface Engineering
3. Business Analysis
4. Systems/ Network Engineering
5. Software Engineering
6. Software Project Management
8. Client Support
9. Business Development
Employer Organizations-10
9. Business Development
10. IT & Technical Support
11. Innovators & Researches
12. Management Information
Systems/ IT Management
13. Data Scientists
14. IT Service Management &
Governance Specialist
Note: Job categories and relevant designations are given in Appendix 1A
11. a) What are the Entry Level credentials you prefer when recruiting a person for entry level job in each Job Category?
(Indicate your first and second priority for each job category; 1=First priority, 2=Second priority; select only one for First priority and one for Second priority)
Academic Qualifications Professional & Innovativeness Other
Job Category Trade certification & Creativeness (please specify Commented [AE2]: Shall we include this column to
Degree or Qualifications Ex: English fluency) BPO questionnaire
above A/L or above Below A/L
1. Database Development &
Administration
2. User Interface Engineering
3. Business Analysis
4. Systems/ Network Engineering
5. Software Engineering
6. Software Project Management
7. Software Quality Assurance
8. Client Support
9. Business Development
10. IT & Technical Support
11. Innovators & Researches
Employer Organizations-11
12. Management Information
Systems/ IT Management
13. Data Scientists
14. IT Service Management &
Governance Specialist
Notes:
1) Examples of Trade Certifications include Microsoft, Oracle, Cisco certifications and others from various vendors Vendor list and relevant trade certifications are given in
Appendix 3
2) Examples of Professional Qualifications include BCS, ACS, CIMA, CIM, etc.
3) Job categories and relevant designations are given in Appendix 1B
b) Number of employees using the following emerging technologies for assignments/ project? (Note: Not to duplicate same employee for different categories)
5 Blockchain
8 Computer vision
9 Process mining
Employer Organizations-12
10 Big data platform and processing
11 Internet of Things
12. What are the means of skills development for career advancement within your organization for ICT Professionals?
(Indicate first, second and third priority for each skill; 1=First priority, 2=Second priority, 3=Third priority; select only one for First priority, one for
Second priority and one for Third priority)
Employer Organizations-13
13. What is the attrition level (staff turnover) for each job category for year 2018, (Present as number of employees by work experience)?
3. Business Analysis
5. Software Engineering
8. Client Support
9. Business Development
Employer Organizations-14
14. In your view what are the means of achieving retention based on the level of employee’s experience?
Level of experience
Incentive
Up to 1 year 1 to 3 years 3 to 8 years 8 to 12 years Over 12 years
1. Eg. Good compensation plan 1 3 2
2. Good compensation plan
3. Flexibility in hours, environment, dress code
4. Incentives for gaining certifications/professional
membership
5. Challenging job
6. Good work environment
7. Training
8. Job security
9. Overseas exposure visit
10 Medical Insurance
11 Clear Career Path
12 Stability of Company
13 Stock options/ Ownership of Company
14 Good employer – employee relationship
15 Work from home facility, mobility
16 Other (specify)
Note: Rank 1-3 for each level of experience; 1=most important, 2=Average, 3=least important; do not select more than one incentive at a particular rank,
for example, you cannot have two incentives ranked as 2 for Entry Level.
15. Provide Information on female staff who went on Maternity Leave in 2017
In 2017, how many female staff went on maternity leave?
Out of the female staff who went on maternity leave in
2017, how many reverted to work?
Employer Organizations-15
16. What are the benefits that your organization provide to motivate and retain employees?
(Multiple responses are accepted)
a. Women’s Network/ Employee Resource Group
b. Daycare and preschool facilities
c. Lactation/ Breastfeeding Room
d. Maternity leave (over and above the mandated norm)
If so, how many days over and above?
e. Paternity leave t (over and above the mandated norm)
If so, how many days over and above?
f. Feeding hours
g. Flexible/ Agile working arrangements
h. Transport service
i Provision of meals from office for employees
j. Other (please specify)
17.
What are the three skills that you consider as Essential and Complementary which you require employees to have in order for them to perform their jobs Commented [AE3]: Please use the updated list for
effectively, in each job category? both IT and Training Questionnaires.
Job Category Essential Skills Complementary Skills
Skill 1 Skill 2 Skill 3 Skill 1 Skill 2 Skill 3
1. Database Development &
Administration
2. User Interface Engineering
3. Business Analysis
4. Systems/ Network Engineering
5. Software Engineering
6. Software Project Management
7. Software Quality Assurance
Employer Organizations-16
8. Client Support
9. Business Development
10. IT & Technical Support
Note: Choose skill code from Skills List in Appendix 2; choose three most important Essential and Complementary skills for each job category;
skills used as Essential skills in a particular job category cannot be used as Complementary skills in the same category
Employer Organizations-17
Employer Organizations-18
Employer Organizations-19
Appendix 1A: Detailed ICT Production/services
FDI Captive
FDI Commercial
Package customized
Legacy maintenance
Custom development
Systems Software
FDI Captive
FDI Commercial
Technology Hardware, Storage & Peripherals Technology Hardware, Storage & Peripherals
Employer Organizations-20
Electronic Equipment, Instruments & Components Electronic Equipment & Instruments
Electronic Components
Technology Distributors
Server solutions
Employer Organizations-21
1.B Job Categorization
Employer Organizations-22
v. Consultant - Information Management
vi. Consultant - Fusion Middleware
Employer Organizations-23
7. Manager UI i. Head of UI - UI Architect
ii. Senior Tech Lead – UI
iii. Associate UX Architect
iv. Senior UX Architect
Employer Organizations-27
5. Tech Lead I. Lead Software Engineer
II. Team Lead Development
III. Supervisor II
IV. R&D, Supervisor II
V. Senior Software Engineer
VI. Staff Software Engineer
VII. Senior Solutions Designer
VIII. Tech Specialist
IX. Tech Lead – Design & Frontend development
Employer Organizations-29
III. Manager Delivery
IV. Head Of Delivery
V. Technical Project Manager
VI. Support Manager
VII. Product Solution Manager
VIII. Project Manager - II
IX. Delivery Manager
Employer Organizations-33
VI. Support Engineer
VII. Manager IT
2. Manager I. Manager IT
II. MIS Engineer
III. IT Manager
IV. Senior Information Officer
V. IT Auditor
VI. MIS Consultant
Employer Organizations-34
IV. IT Director
V. IT Vice President
VI. Data Systems Manager
VII. All Directors and Senior Managers in IT Companies
13. Data Scientists Associate Data Scientist i. Assistant Data Mining Officer
ii. Assistant Data Scientist
14 IT Service Management & IT Specialist/ Manager/ Senior Manager i. ITIL Specialists (e.g Incident/ Change/ Problem
Management etc.)
Governance Specialist ii. IT Governance SME
iii. IT Sourcing SME
iv. IT Sales Specialist
v. Capacity Management
Employer Organizations-35
Appendix 2: Skills List
Employer Organizations-36
Soft Skills 21. Interpersonal Skills
22. Creative thinking Skills
23. Communication Skills
24. Proficiency in English language
25. Other Languages
26. Professional Ethics
27. Team working
Technical Skills 28. Java
29. C++
30. Visual Basic
31. CORBA
32. COM/DCOM
33. RPG
34. Command Language
35. NT
36. Novell Netware
37. Linux
38. PHP
39. Oracle
40. SQL Server
41. MySQL
42. MS Windows
43. .NET
44. Unix
45. J2EE
46. ASP
47. JSP
48. C#
Employer Organizations-37
49. SAP
50. XML
51. Mainframe
52. HTML
53. Router Configuration
Vendor Certification
Employer Organizations-38
MCP, Microsoft Certified Architect
Program
Sun JAVA Entry Certifications – SCJA
Foundation Certifications – SCJP
Specialist Certifications – SCJD, SCWCD,
SCBCD, SCDJWS, SMAD
Linux Redhat RHCT, RHCE, RHCSS, RHCA
(to be confirmed )
CISCO Associate – CCNA
Professional – CCVP, CCIP, CCSP,
CCDP, CCNP
Expert – CCIE
Oracle OCP
Security & Auditing CISSP, CCSA, CISA
Web development & CIW – Site Designer
e Commerce CIW – ecommerce Designer
Employer Organizations-39