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How much more, or less, a sector runs a technology than the index does: its share in the sector against its share everywhere. One metric of 71 in the registry, 64 of them measured on 12 Sept 2026.

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Definition

A sector's share of a technology, set against the same technology's share of the whole index.

Rule

Both shares are measured on the same index load and both print their denominator. A lift is published only when the sector cell clears the suppression floor, so a small sector has no lift rather than a loud one.

Denominator

The companies in the sector, and the companies in the index.

Caveat

Sector membership comes from the business category on the matched organisation, which 99.1% of them carry. A company with no category is in the denominator of the index and in no sector.

Source

Column
Measured
category_live_roots
a table of 145 rows

table, measured by jobs/05on tech-domain-techlanded 2026-09-12

The rows are in data/2026-09-12/raw/category_live_roots.csv, beside the two CSV files this page is built from.

The 2 other registry rows this rests on
Metric
What it counts
Among matched orgs: share with employee range / revenue / business_category / country (HQ first org fallback)
Minimum companies per published share cell (set from company_join_orgs by industry x country distribution)

Where it is used

  • the sector answer (not published yet)/sector/naics-54 · lift.naics-54

Every metric on the pages you have seen

Metric
Used on
Measured
the domain answer
yes
the domain answer
yes
the home page
yes
the technology answer and the catalogue
yes
the catalogue
yes
the technology answer
yes
the segment answer
yes
the segment answer
yes
the segment answer
yes
the Grid
yes
lift
the sector answer
yes

11 entries, resting on 23 of the 71 rows in the registry48 more in the registry, of which 41 are measuredregistry landed 12 Sept 2026

This page is built from two CSV files in the repository and calls nothing at request time. Every caption on the site links to an entry here.