Every day investments in technology in companies have been more important. Good infrastructure and security resources are vital for companies of all sizes and the same is true for most IT segments.

After all, it is the IT department that manages to get companies working at full throttle. Or will you say that you can imagine a company working smoothly without security in the virtual environment?

It is also necessary to remember that you cannot imagine a company that deals with external data having internal network problems, right?

In short: IT professionals are increasingly important to the market. But how much do these people earn? That's what we're going to show you right now. The data are from Hays and ESPM, and are disclosed in the half-yearly report of Hays - which you can access through this link .

Small businesses
CIO / IT Director: R $ 10,800 to R $ 13,200
IT Manager: R $ 7,200 to R $ 8,800
Infrastructure or telecommunications manager: R $ 7,200 to R $ 8,800
Infrastructure or telecommunications coordinator: R $ 5,400 to R $ 6,000
Infrastructure or telecommunications analyst: R $ 1,800 to R $ 2,200
Systems manager: R $ 7,200 to R $ 8,800
Systems coordinator: R $ 5,400 to R $ 6,000
Systems Analyst: R $ 2,700 to R $ 3,300
Systems architect: R $ 5,400 to R $ 6,000
Information security analyst: R $ 1,800 to R $ 2,200
Project manager: R $ 7,200 to R $ 8,800
Project Leader / Coordinator: R $ 5,400 to R $ 6,000
Project Analyst: R $ 3,600 to R $ 4,400
Business / Process Coordinator / Leader: not enough sampling
Business and process analyst: not enough sampling
BI Leader / Specialist: R $ 5,400 to R $ 6,000
BI Analyst: R $ 3,600 to R $ 4,400
Service Desk Coordinator: R $ 4,500 to R $ 5,500
Service Desk Analyst: R $ 1,800 to R $ 2,200

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