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Conducting Technology Business in Georgia

“The availability of technical talent is critical for economic development in Georgia. The lack of candidates to fill growing demand in technology jobs poses a threat to state competitiveness at a time when a competitive edge is more important than ever.” - Gary S. May, Dean, College of Engineering; Professor, School of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology

High-Tech Payroll Growth (trend)

Georgia’s high-tech payroll returned to positive growth in 2011, but trailed the U.S. average. Georgia's high-tech payroll began declining in 2008 ahead of the national trend and had remained in negative territory until the rebound in 2011.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics