Welcome to the TTA Community. TTA Connect is where you can manage and update your profile, search, and view opportunities, manage your work, track payments, and more.
TTA is the largest provider of Learning and Development talent. Companies of all sizes partner with us to be a cost-effective, scalable, and strategic extension of their team.
With remote work continuously on the rise and technology constantly changing, it’s crucial to ensure that your team is effectively trained on the tools, technology, and digital skills to help them be successful whether they are in the office or at home. Lack of digital skills and technology glitches are some of the primary barriers to productivity for employees working remotely. Research has found that 11.3 million people lack the full suite of basic digital skills, and 10% of employees have no basic digital skills at all. [i] In fact, research shows nearly all (94%) of decision-makers admit that technology glitches have impacted their employees and businesses while working remotely. [ii]
A Gartner survey of company leaders found that 80% plan to allow employees to work remotely at least part of the time after the pandemic and 47% will allow employees to work from home full-time. [iii] It is undeniable that remote working is a key part of the future of work, and as the virtual workforce continues to grow, so will the technology to support it. Training your team on digital skills is a key component in keeping up with this growth in remote working and the rapidly changing technology field. Experts have found that by 2030, the demand for employees with basic digital skills will grow up to 69%. [iv] Understanding which digital skills are most applicable to you and your business is a great first step in developing your team’s set of skills. To help get started, we’ve outlined a few of the most in-demand digital skills in the workplace today: [v]
It can be easy to believe that if you are not in the tech industry, your team does not need to develop their digital skills – this could not be further from the truth. Not only does digital skills training develop your team and make them more effective, but research shows it can also provide many benefits to your organization as a whole. For example:
Digital skills are a key part of the future of work, for both organizations and employees. Improved productivity and effectiveness, and better communication are just a few of the benefits of digital skills training.
Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *
Comment *
Name
Email
Website
Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.