Pay for 30-39 Year Olds – Web Developers by Region
Web developers in their thirties earn on average £30k per annum in the UK. The highest rewards are for those working in London with a numeration of £35k. This is £5k more than the next best paid area in the South West. Least well rewarded are those employed in the North East...
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Pay by Age – IT Managers in North West England
IT managers in the North West of England typically earn £46k gross per annum. Analyses by age shows pay norms peak when managers reach middle age at around £50k. Once in their 60's the annual pay packet slides to...
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Custom Software Spend – Motor Manufacturing Companies
Overall motor manufacturers under spend the UK norm for custom software expenditure per employee by 50%. Small motor manufacturing firms with 10-99 employees achieve parity whilst other sized concerns trail notably.
Hardware Spend – Banking, Finance & Insurance Companies
Large banking & finance institutions have an average outlay of £13m on hardware. The corresponding life insurance companies spend a third of that amount whilst for both auxiliary finance & insurance firms and general insurers it is about a fifth.
Software Spend – Food Manufacturers
Large food manufacturing companies spend about £1m on software. This compares with the all UK equivalent of almost £3m. The differential is the greatest for development tools where the national outlay is 4.5 times higher.
IT & Telecom Spend – Advertising Companies
Large advertising companies with 1000+ staff have an IT & telecom expenditure which is 2.4% of their turnover. This is similar to the equivalent all UK organisation outlay. For smaller sized enterprises the spend ratio is notably higher for advertising firms than the national...
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IT & Telecom Staff Spend – Publishing Companies
Publishing houses have an expenditure of £2,000 per employee on IT & telecom staff. This is twice the average for all UK organisations. The difference extends to a factor of three for large enterprises.
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