Data literacy is low in Europe - and learning opportunities are far from equal
Executives are more than half as likely to have all of the data sets that they need than manual workers
Despite having more access, only a quarter of executives are data literate
A campaign promoting equality in how people are trained to handle data has found that fewer than one in five European workers are fully confident in their ability to read, work, analyse and argue with...
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