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More than 50 jobs are to be created by computer services company LogMeIn in Dublin as survey suggests a future IT jobs boom 19/11/2012

The Dublin company which provides cloud computing and mobile services will recruit new staff within the next year. As well as technical roles there will be positions in sales, customer support, marketing, finance and human resources.

A reported IT jobs boom over the last decade looks set to see a new generation of technology graduates take up jobs in the sector.

Universities are taking on more IT students and the subject has ranked as one of the top choices among high school students.

The online travel firm, Hotels.com, found that 28% of adults questioned in the survey wished they had taken advantage of the rise of technology by gaining employment in the industry.

Of the 2,000 people surveyed, 41% would have preferred a career in technology to test their ability and intellect and at least 44% would have chosen a career in technology because of the pay.

Those surveyed also stated that job opportunities were a reason for wanting to work in the industry.

For university students who are graduating in IT, the future of the industry looks positive and healthily competitive.