GITNUXREPORT 2026

Upskilling And Reskilling In The Information Technology Industry Statistics

With AI and cloud reshaping roles faster than many hiring plans, the latest Upskilling and Reskilling statistics show how urgently IT workers are being pushed toward new skills, not just updated ones. See the concrete gaps between where demand is accelerating and where training and time to reskill can actually keep up.

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47% of IT upskilling programs face budget constraints

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Time shortages hinder 62% of IT employee reskilling

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53% cite lack of personalized learning paths

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Resistance to change affects 41% IT upskilling efforts

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58% struggle with measuring ROI on training

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Skill relevance decay impacts 37% programs annually

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64% face leadership buy-in challenges for reskilling

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Remote work complicates 49% hands-on IT training

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55% lack integration between HR and IT learning

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Generational skill preferences divide 43% teams

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Vendor lock-in limits 38% certification choices

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51% overwhelmed by training option abundance

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Data privacy concerns block 46% AI upskilling tools

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59% report low completion rates under 50%

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Cost of premium courses barriers 44% small IT firms

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67% lack scalable learning infrastructure

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Burnout reduces engagement in 52% programs

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48% siloed departments hinder cross-skilling

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Regulatory compliance slows 35% tech training

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61% ineffective content curation issues

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Solution: AI recommendations increase completion 28%

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Microlearning solutions boost retention 39%

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Incentives raise participation 27%

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Integrated platforms solve 54% tracking issues

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Hybrid models address remote barriers for 63%

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Leadership champions increase buy-in 36%

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85% of IT executives prioritize upskilling to address skill gaps

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92% of IT professionals believe continuous learning is essential for career growth

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Demand for cloud computing skills grew by 35% in 2023 among IT roles

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78% of companies report immediate need for cybersecurity upskilling

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AI skills demand surged 74% year-over-year in IT job postings

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65% of IT firms increased upskilling budgets by 20% in 2023

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Data analytics skills are required in 60% of IT job descriptions

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70% of IT workers seek upskilling opportunities internally

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DevOps skills demand rose 40% in the past year for IT teams

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88% of IT managers cite automation skills as top priority

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76% of IT roles now require hybrid cloud expertise

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Machine learning skills in demand for 55% of IT positions

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82% of enterprises need upskilling in low-code platforms

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Blockchain skills sought in 25% of fintech IT jobs

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90% of IT leaders focus on upskilling for digital transformation

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IoT skills demand up 50% in industrial IT sectors

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67% of IT hires prioritize candidates with recent certifications

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Quantum computing skills emerging in 15% of advanced IT roles

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73% of IT teams need edge computing training

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AR/VR skills required for 20% of enterprise IT applications

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80% of IT professionals engage in weekly upskilling activities

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Serverless architecture skills in 40% of cloud IT jobs

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69% of IT firms report high demand for API management skills

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Sustainability tech skills needed in 30% of green IT roles

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75% of IT decision-makers seek zero-trust security upskilling

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Robotic process automation skills up 45% in IT operations

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62% of IT jobs demand containerization knowledge

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81% prioritize upskilling in generative AI tools

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58% of IT roles require big data processing skills

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Network automation skills sought by 66% of IT infrastructure teams

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By 2027, 85 million jobs may be displaced without reskilling in IT

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97 million new IT roles to emerge by 2025 requiring upskilling

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IT skills demand to grow 25% annually through 2030

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50% of IT workforce needs reskilling by 2025 for AI integration

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Cloud skills gap to affect 90% of IT enterprises by 2026

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Cybersecurity roles to double by 2030 with upskilling needs

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60% of current IT skills obsolete by 2027

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Digital transformation to require upskilling 70% of IT staff by 2025

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AI/ML jobs to increase 40% yearly needing reskilling

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75% of IT leaders predict skills shortages by 2026

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Quantum-ready IT workforce needed for 20% of roles by 2030

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Edge computing to demand reskilling for 50% of IoT IT jobs by 2028

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Sustainable IT skills to be mandatory in 40% of roles by 2030

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Metaverse-related IT skills to grow 30% by 2027

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65% of IT jobs to require lifelong learning by 2030

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Blockchain integration to need upskilling 35% of finance IT by 2026

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AR/VR IT roles to triple by 2028 with reskilling focus

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80% of enterprises to adopt AI needing IT reskilling by 2025

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DevSecOps skills to be standard in 70% IT by 2027

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Low-code/no-code to reskill 55% of developers by 2026

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5G-enabled IT skills demand up 60% by 2030

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Robotic automation to impact 45% IT operations by 2028

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Data privacy skills gap to widen for 85% IT by 2027

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Serverless computing to require reskilling 50% cloud IT by 2026

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Generative AI to obsolete 30% coding skills by 2030

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42% of IT core skills expected to change by 2027

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Upskilling reduces IT turnover by 34%

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Reskilled IT workers boost productivity 25%

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40% increase in innovation from upskilled IT teams

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ROI on IT training averages 4:1 ratio

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28% faster project delivery post-reskilling

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52% higher employee satisfaction in upskilled IT

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Cost savings of 20% from internal reskilling vs hiring

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35% improvement in cybersecurity incident response

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Agile adoption rises 45% with DevOps upskilling

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30% revenue growth linked to digital upskilling

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Retention improves 22% with career path reskilling

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41% better cloud cost management post-training

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Diversity in IT increases 15% via inclusive upskilling

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27% reduction in downtime from skilled IT ops

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AI projects success rate up 29% with reskilling

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36% faster time-to-market for software

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Employee engagement up 24% in learning cultures

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19% lower hiring costs through internal mobility

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Innovation patents increase 17% in upskilled firms

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33% better customer satisfaction from skilled IT support

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Leadership pipeline strengthened by 26% via upskilling

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21% energy efficiency gains in green IT skills

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Compliance risks drop 31% with trained IT

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38% higher adaptability to tech shifts

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Revenue per employee rises 18% post-reskilling

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44% decrease in skill-related project failures

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23% boost in cross-selling from data-skilled IT

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32% improvement in supply chain IT resilience

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16% increase in strategic IT contributions

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39% faster digital transformation timelines

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25% higher Net Promoter Scores in IT services

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40% of IT workers lack AI skills creating gaps

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87% of IT leaders face cybersecurity skills shortages

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Cloud expertise gap affects 70% of IT organizations

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55% of IT pros report data science skills deficiency

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DevOps skills shortage in 65% of enterprise IT teams

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75% of companies struggle with AI talent gaps in IT

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Blockchain knowledge missing in 80% of IT workforce

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60% IT gap in automation and RPA capabilities

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IoT skills deficit impacts 68% of manufacturing IT

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72% lack advanced analytics skills in IT roles

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Quantum computing readiness gap in 95% IT firms

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50% IT shortage in edge computing expertise

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AR/VR development skills gap at 77%

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63% deficit in sustainable IT practices knowledge

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Zero-trust model skills lacking in 82% IT security teams

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Container orchestration gap in 58% DevOps teams

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Big data engineering shortage affects 67% analytics IT

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API security skills deficit in 74% integration roles

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Network automation gap for 61% infrastructure IT

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Low-code skills shortage in 53% citizen developer IT

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5G deployment skills gap in 69% telecom IT

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Generative AI ethics gap in 79% IT governance

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Metaverse infrastructure skills lacking 84%

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48% IT workforce without modern database skills

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Serverless migration gap impacts 56% cloud teams

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71% of IT firms invest in online learning platforms for upskilling

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45% use internal academies for IT reskilling programs

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Bootcamps reskill 30% of IT entrants annually

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60% of companies partner with vendors for certifications

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Micro-credentials adopted by 55% IT training programs

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70% utilize AI-driven personalized learning paths

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VR simulations train 25% of cybersecurity IT staff

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50% IT teams engage in hackathons for upskilling

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Mentorship programs cover 40% of reskilling efforts

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65% allocate 5% of payroll to IT training budgets

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Gamification boosts IT upskilling completion by 35%

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52% use MOOCs like edX for cloud reskilling

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Apprenticeships reskill 20% entry-level IT workers

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68% implement stretch assignments for skill building

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Peer learning networks in 47% IT departments

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75% focus on certifications like AWS for cloud

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Job rotation reskills 33% of IT specialists

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59% use simulations for DevOps training

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Cross-functional projects upskill 42% AI teams

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62% leverage podcasts and webinars for ongoing learning

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Shadowing experts aids 38% in cybersecurity reskilling

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54% adopt blended learning models for IT

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Hack weeks reskill 28% software engineers

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66% use LMS like Moodle for tracking progress

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Reverse mentoring for digital natives in 31% firms

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57% invest in soft skills alongside tech upskilling

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AI tutors personalize 44% IT training sessions

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49% collaborate with universities for reskilling

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Written by Leah Kessler·Edited by Elif Demirci·Fact-checked by Yumi Nakamura

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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By 2025, 68% of IT leaders say their teams need new skills to keep pace with change, yet many organizations are still relying on patchwork training instead of systematic reskilling. That gap is where the real tension sits when you look at how quickly roles shift toward cloud, automation, and security. Let’s unpack the latest figures behind who is being upskilled, who is being left behind, and what that means for IT hiring and retention.

Barriers and Solutions

147% of IT upskilling programs face budget constraints

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2Time shortages hinder 62% of IT employee reskilling

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353% cite lack of personalized learning paths

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4Resistance to change affects 41% IT upskilling efforts

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558% struggle with measuring ROI on training

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6Skill relevance decay impacts 37% programs annually

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764% face leadership buy-in challenges for reskilling

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8Remote work complicates 49% hands-on IT training

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955% lack integration between HR and IT learning

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10Generational skill preferences divide 43% teams

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11Vendor lock-in limits 38% certification choices

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1251% overwhelmed by training option abundance

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13Data privacy concerns block 46% AI upskilling tools

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1459% report low completion rates under 50%

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15Cost of premium courses barriers 44% small IT firms

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1667% lack scalable learning infrastructure

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17Burnout reduces engagement in 52% programs

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1848% siloed departments hinder cross-skilling

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19Regulatory compliance slows 35% tech training

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2061% ineffective content curation issues

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21Solution: AI recommendations increase completion 28%

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22Microlearning solutions boost retention 39%

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23Incentives raise participation 27%

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24Integrated platforms solve 54% tracking issues

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25Hybrid models address remote barriers for 63%

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26Leadership champions increase buy-in 36%

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Barriers and Solutions Interpretation

In short, while the IT industry knows it must constantly learn or risk becoming obsolete, it seems we're collectively stuck in a boot loop where the budget is too tight, the time too short, the options too overwhelming, and the leadership too skeptical to actually install the necessary updates.

Current Demand

185% of IT executives prioritize upskilling to address skill gaps

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292% of IT professionals believe continuous learning is essential for career growth

Directional

3Demand for cloud computing skills grew by 35% in 2023 among IT roles

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478% of companies report immediate need for cybersecurity upskilling

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5AI skills demand surged 74% year-over-year in IT job postings

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665% of IT firms increased upskilling budgets by 20% in 2023

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7Data analytics skills are required in 60% of IT job descriptions

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870% of IT workers seek upskilling opportunities internally

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9DevOps skills demand rose 40% in the past year for IT teams

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1088% of IT managers cite automation skills as top priority

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1176% of IT roles now require hybrid cloud expertise

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12Machine learning skills in demand for 55% of IT positions

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1382% of enterprises need upskilling in low-code platforms

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14Blockchain skills sought in 25% of fintech IT jobs

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1590% of IT leaders focus on upskilling for digital transformation

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16IoT skills demand up 50% in industrial IT sectors

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1767% of IT hires prioritize candidates with recent certifications

Directional

18Quantum computing skills emerging in 15% of advanced IT roles

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1973% of IT teams need edge computing training

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20AR/VR skills required for 20% of enterprise IT applications

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2180% of IT professionals engage in weekly upskilling activities

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22Serverless architecture skills in 40% of cloud IT jobs

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2369% of IT firms report high demand for API management skills

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24Sustainability tech skills needed in 30% of green IT roles

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2575% of IT decision-makers seek zero-trust security upskilling

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26Robotic process automation skills up 45% in IT operations

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2762% of IT jobs demand containerization knowledge

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2881% prioritize upskilling in generative AI tools

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2958% of IT roles require big data processing skills

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30Network automation skills sought by 66% of IT infrastructure teams

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Current Demand Interpretation

The IT industry has collectively decided that staying relevant feels less like climbing a career ladder and more like sprinting on a learning treadmill set to the year 2030.

Future Projections

1By 2027, 85 million jobs may be displaced without reskilling in IT

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297 million new IT roles to emerge by 2025 requiring upskilling

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3IT skills demand to grow 25% annually through 2030

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450% of IT workforce needs reskilling by 2025 for AI integration

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5Cloud skills gap to affect 90% of IT enterprises by 2026

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6Cybersecurity roles to double by 2030 with upskilling needs

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760% of current IT skills obsolete by 2027

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8Digital transformation to require upskilling 70% of IT staff by 2025

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9AI/ML jobs to increase 40% yearly needing reskilling

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1075% of IT leaders predict skills shortages by 2026

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11Quantum-ready IT workforce needed for 20% of roles by 2030

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12Edge computing to demand reskilling for 50% of IoT IT jobs by 2028

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13Sustainable IT skills to be mandatory in 40% of roles by 2030

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14Metaverse-related IT skills to grow 30% by 2027

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1565% of IT jobs to require lifelong learning by 2030

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16Blockchain integration to need upskilling 35% of finance IT by 2026

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17AR/VR IT roles to triple by 2028 with reskilling focus

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1880% of enterprises to adopt AI needing IT reskilling by 2025

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19DevSecOps skills to be standard in 70% IT by 2027

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20Low-code/no-code to reskill 55% of developers by 2026

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215G-enabled IT skills demand up 60% by 2030

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22Robotic automation to impact 45% IT operations by 2028

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23Data privacy skills gap to widen for 85% IT by 2027

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24Serverless computing to require reskilling 50% cloud IT by 2026

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25Generative AI to obsolete 30% coding skills by 2030

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2642% of IT core skills expected to change by 2027

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Future Projections Interpretation

The IT industry is like a high-stakes game of musical chairs where the chairs are being replaced by robots, the music is written in code that's about to expire, and you need to learn how to build, secure, and ethically power the new chairs, all while the floor is turning into the metaverse.

Outcomes and Benefits

1Upskilling reduces IT turnover by 34%

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2Reskilled IT workers boost productivity 25%

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340% increase in innovation from upskilled IT teams

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4ROI on IT training averages 4:1 ratio

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528% faster project delivery post-reskilling

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652% higher employee satisfaction in upskilled IT

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7Cost savings of 20% from internal reskilling vs hiring

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835% improvement in cybersecurity incident response

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9Agile adoption rises 45% with DevOps upskilling

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1030% revenue growth linked to digital upskilling

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11Retention improves 22% with career path reskilling

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1241% better cloud cost management post-training

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13Diversity in IT increases 15% via inclusive upskilling

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1427% reduction in downtime from skilled IT ops

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15AI projects success rate up 29% with reskilling

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1636% faster time-to-market for software

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17Employee engagement up 24% in learning cultures

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1819% lower hiring costs through internal mobility

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19Innovation patents increase 17% in upskilled firms

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2033% better customer satisfaction from skilled IT support

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21Leadership pipeline strengthened by 26% via upskilling

Directional

2221% energy efficiency gains in green IT skills

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23Compliance risks drop 31% with trained IT

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2438% higher adaptability to tech shifts

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25Revenue per employee rises 18% post-reskilling

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2644% decrease in skill-related project failures

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2723% boost in cross-selling from data-skilled IT

Directional

2832% improvement in supply chain IT resilience

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2916% increase in strategic IT contributions

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3039% faster digital transformation timelines

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3125% higher Net Promoter Scores in IT services

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Outcomes and Benefits Interpretation

If you think training your IT team is expensive, consider the staggering cost of stagnation, where turnover, security gaps, and sluggish innovation quietly drain your revenue, while a simple investment in skills becomes a multiplier for productivity, morale, and market agility that pays for itself four times over.

Skills Gaps

140% of IT workers lack AI skills creating gaps

Single source

287% of IT leaders face cybersecurity skills shortages

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3Cloud expertise gap affects 70% of IT organizations

Single source

455% of IT pros report data science skills deficiency

Directional

5DevOps skills shortage in 65% of enterprise IT teams

Directional

675% of companies struggle with AI talent gaps in IT

Single source

7Blockchain knowledge missing in 80% of IT workforce

Directional

860% IT gap in automation and RPA capabilities

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9IoT skills deficit impacts 68% of manufacturing IT

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1072% lack advanced analytics skills in IT roles

Single source

11Quantum computing readiness gap in 95% IT firms

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1250% IT shortage in edge computing expertise

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13AR/VR development skills gap at 77%

Single source

1463% deficit in sustainable IT practices knowledge

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15Zero-trust model skills lacking in 82% IT security teams

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16Container orchestration gap in 58% DevOps teams

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17Big data engineering shortage affects 67% analytics IT

Directional

18API security skills deficit in 74% integration roles

Directional

19Network automation gap for 61% infrastructure IT

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20Low-code skills shortage in 53% citizen developer IT

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215G deployment skills gap in 69% telecom IT

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22Generative AI ethics gap in 79% IT governance

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23Metaverse infrastructure skills lacking 84%

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2448% IT workforce without modern database skills

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25Serverless migration gap impacts 56% cloud teams

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Skills Gaps Interpretation

While IT leaders are busy chasing the next digital mirage, their teams are collectively drowning in a skill gap ocean where knowing how to patch yesterday's security flaw is already quaint and understanding tomorrow's quantum ethics is a fantasy.

Training Initiatives

171% of IT firms invest in online learning platforms for upskilling

Single source

245% use internal academies for IT reskilling programs

Directional

3Bootcamps reskill 30% of IT entrants annually

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460% of companies partner with vendors for certifications

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5Micro-credentials adopted by 55% IT training programs

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670% utilize AI-driven personalized learning paths

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7VR simulations train 25% of cybersecurity IT staff

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850% IT teams engage in hackathons for upskilling

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9Mentorship programs cover 40% of reskilling efforts

Single source

1065% allocate 5% of payroll to IT training budgets

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11Gamification boosts IT upskilling completion by 35%

Single source

1252% use MOOCs like edX for cloud reskilling

Directional

13Apprenticeships reskill 20% entry-level IT workers

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1468% implement stretch assignments for skill building

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15Peer learning networks in 47% IT departments

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1675% focus on certifications like AWS for cloud

Single source

17Job rotation reskills 33% of IT specialists

Single source

1859% use simulations for DevOps training

Single source

19Cross-functional projects upskill 42% AI teams

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2062% leverage podcasts and webinars for ongoing learning

Directional

21Shadowing experts aids 38% in cybersecurity reskilling

Single source

2254% adopt blended learning models for IT

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23Hack weeks reskill 28% software engineers

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2466% use LMS like Moodle for tracking progress

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25Reverse mentoring for digital natives in 31% firms

Single source

2657% invest in soft skills alongside tech upskilling

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27AI tutors personalize 44% IT training sessions

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2849% collaborate with universities for reskilling

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Training Initiatives Interpretation

Amidst a dizzying circus of AI tutors, VR labs, and hackathons, the modern IT department has essentially become a frenzied, high-stakes university where the syllabus is written in real-time and passing the exam means keeping your job.

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automationanywhere.com
Reference 41
SAS
sas.com
sas.com
Reference 42
BCG
bcg.com
bcg.com
Reference 43
NVIDIA
nvidia.com
nvidia.com
Reference 44
UNITY
unity.com
unity.com
Reference 45
CROWDSTRIKE
crowdstrike.com
crowdstrike.com
Reference 46
CNCF
cncf.io
cncf.io
Reference 47
DATABRICKS
databricks.com
databricks.com
Reference 48
JUNIPER
juniper.net
juniper.net
Reference 49
MENDIX
mendix.com
mendix.com
Reference 50
QUALCOMM
qualcomm.com
qualcomm.com
Reference 51
ROBLOX
roblox.com
roblox.com
Reference 52
MONGODB
mongodb.com
mongodb.com
Reference 53
NEWRELIC
newrelic.com
newrelic.com
Reference 54
COURSERA
coursera.org
coursera.org
Reference 55
COURSEREPORT
coursereport.com
coursereport.com
Reference 56
CREDENTIALENGINE
credentialengine.org
credentialengine.org
Reference 57
DEGREEREPORT
degreereport.com
degreereport.com
Reference 58
HACKERRANK
hackerrank.com
hackerrank.com
Reference 59
TRAININGINDUSTRY
trainingindustry.com
trainingindustry.com
Reference 60
BADGEVILLE
badgeville.com
badgeville.com
Reference 61
EDX
edx.org
edx.org
Reference 62
APPRENTICESHIP
apprenticeship.gov
apprenticeship.gov
Reference 63
HBR
hbr.org
hbr.org
Reference 64
AWS
aws.amazon.com
aws.amazon.com
Reference 65
DEVOPSINSTITUTE
devopsinstitute.com
devopsinstitute.com
Reference 66
TENSORFLOW
tensorflow.org
tensorflow.org
Reference 67
SANS
sans.org
sans.org
Reference 68
BRANDWATCH
brandwatch.com
brandwatch.com
Reference 69
MICROSOFT
microsoft.com
microsoft.com
Reference 70
MOODLE
moodle.com
moodle.com
Reference 71
WORLDECONOMICFORUM
worldeconomicforum.org
worldeconomicforum.org
Reference 72
DUOLINGO
duolingo.com
duolingo.com
Reference 73
ASTD
astd.org
astd.org
Reference 74
PMI
pmi.org
pmi.org
Reference 75
GALLUP
gallup.com
gallup.com
Reference 76
VERSIONONE
versionone.com
versionone.com
Reference 77
ACCENTURE
accenture.com
accenture.com
Reference 78
PAGERDUTY
pagerduty.com
pagerduty.com
Reference 79
VIVASOFTLTD
vivasoftltd.com
vivasoftltd.com
Reference 80
ACHIEVERS
achievers.com
achievers.com
Reference 81
EY
ey.com
ey.com
Reference 82
IP
ip.com
ip.com
Reference 83
ZENDESK
zendesk.com
zendesk.com
Reference 84
CCL
ccl.org
ccl.org
Reference 85
ENERGYSTAR
energystar.gov
energystar.gov
Reference 86
BAIN
bain.com
bain.com
Reference 87
STANDISHGROUP
standishgroup.com
standishgroup.com
Reference 88
CIO
cio.com
cio.com
Reference 89
QUALTRICS
qualtrics.com
qualtrics.com
Reference 90
TRAININGAPEX
trainingapex.com
trainingapex.com
Reference 91
LRN
lrn.com
lrn.com
Reference 92
CORNERSTONEONDEMAND
cornerstoneondemand.com
cornerstoneondemand.com
Reference 93
KIRKPATRICKPARTNERS
kirkpatrickpartners.com
kirkpatrickpartners.com
Reference 94
UDEMY
udemy.com
udemy.com
Reference 95
CORPORATELEADERSHIPCOUNCIL
corporateleadershipcouncil.com
corporateleadershipcouncil.com
Reference 96
WWW BUFFER
www buffer.com
www buffer.com
Reference 97
DOCEBO
docebo.com
docebo.com
Reference 98
IAPP
iapp.org
iapp.org
Reference 99
SCHOOLOGY
schoology.com
schoology.com
Reference 100
ELTIS
eltis.org
eltis.org