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2013 List of Largest U.S. IT Staffing Firms and Market Share Analysis
Introduction:
We estimate that 32 firms generated at least $100 million in U.S. IT staffing revenue in 2012, accounting for a combined $13.7 billion, or 60% of the market. The complete list of 32 firms can be found on the following page. We have ranked companies by revenue, according to industry custom, but this ranking should not be taken to imply that a firm with a higher rank provides better service or more value to its shareholders. Staffing firms varied in degree of financial transparency, and even when forthcoming with information, in some cases data provided was adjusted for the sake of consistency. Therefore, for all firms on this list, the revenue reported is estimated by Staffing Industry Analysts. Overall, we believe that this list is accurate and can be used appropriately to get a big picture reading of the U.S. IT staffing market. However, as we are constantly improving our methodology, in some cases this years estimates may not be strictly comparable to those of previous years. For that reason, we did not report prior year revenue in this list.
All of the companies listed were invited to provide their revenue numbers via online survey in Feb/Mar 2013. For firms that did not participate in the survey, revenue estimates were based on company reports, company websites and other sources. Our lists are of strong interest to staffing buyers and we hope those listed will benefit from the increased buyer awareness. Firms not on this list that feel they should have been included are encouraged to contact Staffing Industry Analysts, as we will be releasing a followup briefing for any late additions. Many thanks to the staffing firms who offered their encouragement and assistance in this year's list process.
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Largest IT staffing firms in the U.S. Ranked by estimated 2012 U.S. temporary staffing revenue
2012 U.S. Staffing Revenue ($million) $2,823 $1,083 $1,062 $875 $767 $746 $710 $700 $420 $389 $350 $339 $293 $257 $249 $234 $215 $210 $169 $168 $166 $154 $146 $146 $141 $140 $140 $134 $132 $120 $102 $100 $13,680
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Companies were ranked by their estimated 2012 U.S. revenue generated in the IT staffing segment.
The list also provides our estimate of each companys market share of the IT staffing segment. Market share is calculated by dividing a companys listed revenue by our estimate of $22.7 billion for the U.S. IT staffing market in 2012.
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On Assignment1 Randstad Technologies Experis (ManpowerGroup) Volt Information Sciences Insight Global Kforce Adecco Recruit Collabera Robert Half International Artech Information Systems CDI The Judge Group Kelly Services Digital Intelligence Systems (DISYS) Strategic Staffing Solutions Computer Task Group Eliassen Group Genesis10 Rose International Matrix Resources Signature Consultants Veritude Yoh Princeton Information VisionIT Pinnacle Technical Resources Mitchell Martin Tekmark Global Solutions Pyramid Consulting Act-1 Group
In the IT staffing market, the market share of the top fifteen firms increased by an average of +1.2 percentage points per year from 2007-2012, while the market share of the top five firms increased by an average of +0.5 percentage points per year. As with other segments, in 2009 market shares of the largest firms jumped up from 2008 levels.
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