You want more, maybe we'll even build a factory. That's how markets work, or are supposed to.
Demand eventually begets supply.
If customers are buying more rice one year, farmers plant more of it the next. Factories, responding to the signal of higher prices for their products, ramp up output or even expand capacity. Yet when it comes to the market for software developers, the current industrial-strength demand for their services is actually causing a chronic shortage of those professionals. The SCF is a joint venture of Stanford's Department of Computer Science, the school's Computer Systems Laboratory and many industrial affiliates. The two-day event was organized by SCF director Professor Fouad Tobagi and assistant director Suzanne Bentley.