Which of these digital skills are most in demand in your organization? (select all that apply)

Talent Management & Performance

Cloud computing development / operations27%

Software and solutions technical proficiency28%

Mobile computing development/operations13%

Experience in statistical analytics languages/platforms12%

User experience/design11%

Knowledge of machine learning3%

Social media engagement/analysis1%

Content development/management1%

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Sr.Operations Manager in Healthcare and Biotech3 years ago

Even I felt excluding Network operations and engineering,Cybersecurity and Infrastructure automation is a big miss. 

Chief Technology Officer in Software4 years ago

I feel the exclusion of Security is a big miss as it could hands down be the biggest.

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Group CIO in Construction4 years ago

Security

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Chief Security Officer in Software7 years ago

What, no security on this list?

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