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New salary survey: What's hot -- and not

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The Foote Research Group this week released its latest salary and survey results. To learn more about the hottest new skills and certifications, check out Hot new skills drive IT salaries up for complete coverage.

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The following categories are showing the greatest growth:

Applications development tools and languages
Messaging, e-mail and groupware skills
Networking and Internet-working skills
Enterprise applications development skills

These skills are registering as 'stone cold':

WML
PowerBuilder
Perl
HTTP
HTML

When it came to certified skills, these categories showed greatest growth:

Applications development, programming languages certifications
Networking certifications
Systems administration and engineering; and network IS
Database certifications

Finally, the highest paying skills are shown here -- starting with the highest:

Project-level security
RAD/Extreme Programming
VoIP
Storage/SAN
Gigabit Ethernet
IBM WebSphere
Oracle DB and Applications
SQL Windows

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