Information Technology in Greater Baltimore
Release November 2008
This Information Technology (IT) Report is the third in a series of publications on industries and the regional economy. One of the primary drivers of Greater Baltimore's rapid economic transformation over the past decade has been the IT sector. The Washington-Baltimore market has become one of the top IT markets in the US. IT-related industries such as computer systems design, scientific research, and engineering area among the most highly concentrated industries in Greater Baltimore and realized the fastest employment growth rates among all industries in the market from 2000 to 2007.
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Economic Development Progress Report for Greater Baltimore 2000-2007
Released November 2007
Welcome to the New Greater Baltimore! This report shows how Greater Baltimore has been transformed from an industrial to a diverse, knowledge-based economy with a bright outlook for the future. The synergy created by close economic ties and proximity to Greater Washington, a highly educated population, a convenient East Coast location, strong local economic anchors, and the upcoming impact of BRAC, have formed the 'perfect storm' and position Greater Baltimore as an economic powerhouse.
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Biosciences in Greater Baltimore
Released June 2007
The first of its kind for the region, this report provides a comprehensive overview of Greater Baltimore's assets and position in the US biosciences industry. Using interviews with bioscience leaders and extensive data and published documents, the report findings reveal Greater Baltimore's strong standing as a highly educated region, rich in research and discovery, as well as opportunities for improvement. The importance of the region's growing interaction with the neighboring Greater Washington market and the Northeast US corridor is also emphasized.
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Media Guide for Greater Baltimore
A compilation of print, online, television and radio broadcast outlets in Greater Baltimore, and major media in the Washington DC metro area.
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