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"Information technology plays a significant role in the energy and communications sectors," said Mark Roberts (pictured), NACCB CEO. "We anticipate some change in the number of IT professionals involved in getting the infrastructures back to speed and operating efficiently."
"Although the extent of the damage to the entire infrastructure of the affected region is still being assessed along with the human toll," Roberts continued, "we know that the infrastructures of the energy and communications sectors were badly damaged. How that will affect IT employment is unknown, but IT professionals will be needed to get those systems up and running and this process could take months as those systems get back online."
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