Skill Gap

The skills gap is one of the most serious issues facing the technology industry and has led to IBM revealing plans to skill 30 million people in the next nine years. Is it the beginning of a trend? — The widening talent gap represents one of the generational issues facing the tech industry. A recent survey from research and advisory giant Gartner reported that IT executives see the talent shortage as the most significant adoption barrier to 64% of emerging technologies.

In a country like India, which hopefully will grow by 8.5% annually over the next 10 years, we need about 19 million different kinds of work rows. …

Are you confused after completing B.com/BBA/BBM, and its various variations? This period after graduation can be be a very frustrating period, contributed by but limited to Plethora of Options- Degrees Buzz words like data science, digital marketing, Investment banking, Taxation, audit etc No clear process to find the right path …

Summer breaks usually provide the most perfect avenue for people to unwind and relieve the stress of the first half of the year. …

The skills shortage, accelerated by Covid, cannot be solved unless we rapidly scale investment into workforce development. We believe startups are essential to making this happen and estimate that solving the skills gap through workforce development could at least double the market to $500bn by 2030. Higher education, vocational education…

Traditional approaches to continuing education won’t be enough to weather the coming skills crisis. A lifelong learning strategy is the only way to fill skill requirements in the future of work. …

By 2030, new professions will replace existing ones and people will require new skills Digital Transformation is slowly taking over the world. It is the integration of digital technology into all areas of business, changing the way organizations operate and deliver value to meet the changing business and market requirements. It is a new and fast way to solve problems. We help bridge the skill gap As reported by…

Interview to Dr Fleur Visser, trustee of the RSPSoc, new Associated Partner in EO4GEO which educates its members and the public in the disciplines of remote sensing and photogrammetry — 1) What is your organisation about? A short description of RSPOC The UK Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Society (RSPSoc) is an academic association, which promotes the disciplines of remote sensing and photogrammetry and their application to education, science, research, industry, commerce and the public service. We are a charity and our main aim is to inform and educate our members and…