Digital has moved skills crisis into sharp focus, says digital delivery director, NHS Digital

Stuart Sumner
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Rachel Murphy adds her voice to the growing concern from IT leaders that the IT skills base in the UK cannot keep up with demand

The move to digital and desire for instant access are two recent trends which have driven up demand for IT skills in the UK, and recruiters are finding it harder than ever to find the right staff. ...

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