... shortage of skills and staff. Other research shows that certain skills are identified as either critical or niche, implying they are high in demand but low in supply. With the difficulty of identifying external support, reskilling and upskilling internal employees address some of these resourcing challenges ...
Analyst(s): Jorgen Heizenberg
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