The 'Tech in the City' infographic details the growth of NYC's tech sector following the peak of the financial crisis.
The infographic describes New York City as a "world-class tech hub," beginning with positive changes made in the industry by the Bloomberg administration.
The improved tech infrastructure of the metropolis resulted in a surge of new job opportunities, allowing New York City to outperform the national economy during the throes of the recession. In fact, jobs are growing steadily in the tech sector at a rate of 4 times faster than the rest of the city's economy. These jobs include tech jobs in tech industries, non-tech jobs in tech industries and, finally, tech jobs in non-tech industries.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Tech Sector Growth
- The growth of the tech sector in NYC following the peak of the financial crisis presents opportunities for disruptive innovation.
- Improved Tech Infrastructure
- The improved tech infrastructure in New York City has resulted in a surge of new job opportunities, creating potential for disruptive innovation.
- Cross-industry Tech Jobs
- The rise of tech jobs in non-tech industries opens up possibilities for disruptive innovation across various sectors.
Sectors Adopting This
- Technology
- The tech sector in NYC offers opportunities for disruptive innovation and growth.
- Infrastructure
- The improved tech infrastructure in New York City creates opportunities for disruptive innovation in urban development and connectivity.
- Cross-industry
- The integration of tech jobs in non-tech industries provides avenues for disruptive innovation across diverse sectors.
