Not one government department can say all of its staff have basic digital skills

Sooraj Shah
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In annual reports, each government department says it is still attempting to get all of its staff to level 7 on the digital inclusion scale

Not one government department can say that all of its staff have the basic digital skills required under the Government Digital Strategy, but most are aiming to hit that target by the end of 2015. ...

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