According to the Information Technology Association of America (ITAA), 92 percent of IT workers work for non-IT companies. All organizations rely on computer and IT to conduct business and operate more efficiently. There are many organizations that are hiring people experienced in IT for departmental computing activities. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), projects that eight of the 10 fastest growing occupations between 2000 and 2010 will be in technology. In order to remain competitive, firms will continue to install sophisticated computer networks and set up more complex inter-net and intranet sites. Keeping a computer network running smoothly and securely is essential to almost every organization. A combination of a business and IT background can improve your prospects for employment. It is common for students to take IT as a second major or a minor to accompany their primary field of study. Students who develop their IT knowledge are at a career advantage.