SW1025_Exhibit_4_Tech_Types_.xlsx

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The provided file is an Excel spreadsheet titled "SW1025_Exhibit_4_Tech_Types_.xlsx" that categorizes technology types into three distinct classifications: Legacy, Core, and Emerging technologies. The spreadsheet provides a comprehensive list of technologies and skills across various domains, including programming languages, database systems, operating platforms, business intelligence tools, web technologies, and specialized software applications.

The document organizes technologies based on their market maturity and demand, with Legacy technologies representing mature, end-of-life systems with limited supply and demand; Core technologies representing currently active and evolving marketplace solutions with average supply and demand; and Emerging technologies representing new, specialized, and technically complex skills with higher demand and lower supply. The extensive list encompasses over 80 specific technologies spanning areas such as mainframe systems (AS/400, COBOL), database management (Oracle, DB2), web development frameworks (.NET, ASP.NET), business intelligence tools (Cognos, Crystal), operating systems (Unix, Windows), and specialized domains like Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS).

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Technology Types

SW1025 Exhbit 4 - Technology Types
Technology Types
DefinitionLegacyCoreEmerging
Technologies or skills that are mature, long lasting in the market place, production has ceased and it moves to end of life. There is generally a limited supply and lower demand for people with the technologies or skills.Technologies or skills that are currently found in the marketplace and have an active product lifecycle as it continues to evolve . There is generally an average supply and demand for people with these technologies or skills.Technologies or skills that are new or specialized in the marketplace. These may involve a unique or high level of technical complexity. There is generally a higher demand and a lower supply for people with these technologies or skills.
The lists shown below are not mutually exclusive nor completely exhaustive.
The list shown below is not all inclusive.The list shown below is not all inclusive.The list shown below is not all inclusive.
Technologies & SkillsAS/400 CLP. Cobol, RPGNet, Visual Studio .Net, ASP.NetSharePointAnalytical and Technical Architecture (Business Process Mapping using UML, Enterprise Architect .NET Microsoft, and Enterprise Architect Sparxsystems)
CICS4GL Programming with PL/SQLTivoli
COBOLAccessNetegrety Siteminder
Database - MainframeASPOracleBusiness Rules Development (Drools/Jrules/Blaze)
DB2CADDBid DataBusiness Process Management (There are complete suites of tools that are becoming available for managing business processes and the automated systems that are supporting those processes.)
DC/DB2Checkpoint FirewallBusiness Intelligence
IMS DB/DCCiscoPerformance Monitoring - Client Server
ListServeJuniperPL/SQL
Performance Monitoring - MainframeClient Server Operating SystemsVeritasData Center (Unisys OEM Version)
SMS and AIX PlatformCognosVisual BasicEC/EDI
TSO/ISPFCold FusionRemedyFileNet
Visual Fox ProDatabase - Client Server

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Business IntelligenceSecurity (encryption)Middleware (Open Distributed Transaction Integrator ( ODTI, Unisys-Proprietary), WebMethods 6.1, publish Subscribe, Data Transformation, Asynchronous Messaging, and Trading Networks suite
Visual Source SaveData WarehouseWeb (Visual Source Save, Accessibility Standards (ACC Verify, MacroMedia, 506), DreamWeaver, and Homesite, Photoshop, Fireworks, Paint Shop Pro)
PowerbuilderDSFSOAP/REST/XML/RESTful API/JSON
NATURAL and ADABASEncryptionWindowsDNN CMS (DotNetNuke)
Oracle Forms and ReportsFlashXML (XML, Spy, Data Base Schemas and support, and XSLP)SAP / People Soft any ERP
Oracle Application Express (APEX)Flowcharting using VISIODatabase - Mixed PlatformSightline
WebFocusFormWareServletsTivoli
JCL, VSAM, Customized ISPF Panels, Clist, REXXGIS - Infrastructure, Programming/Analytical (C/S, Web-Deployment), ESRI, ARINFO) and GIS - Digitizing/Scanning/Data CollectionReporting Tools (eg Crystal, BI Publisher, Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE)Unix and Unix-like Operating Systems
Telon Online/batch Cobol program generatorHost PublishingOmniPage ProTesting Tools (LoadRunner/WinRunner)Veritas
Visual BasicImaging Systems (Onbase, Key File, Info Image)HomesiteWebsphere/MQ Series
Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)(Traffic congestion, weather monitoring, programmable signing, pavement sensing, and other such devices)".HTML/CSS/Asp.NetData Science
IQU+1DreamWeaverMachine Learning
ISAFrontpageSecurity Encryption
Java , JavaScriptAccessibility Standards (ACC Verify, MacroMedia, ITB 508)Workday
JSPAdobe Acrobat
LAN/WAN SupportC / C#
Lotus DominoCom/Com+/DCOM
M/S Active XData Modeling
MS EXCELSQL
PowerPointCapacity Planning
Process ModelingMS Project
SASUnix and Unix-like Operating Systems
SQL ServerBusiness Process Reengineering
PeopleSfot (Application Designer, PeopleTools, SQR, Application Engine, Integration Broker, Component Interface)Joint Application Development/Rapid Application Development
Putty

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