According to a study conducted by Talent Garden and Nesta Italia entitled "Digital Skills in Italy," a discouraging picture emerges for the digital growth of companies.
The numbers speak for themselves: out of approximately 344,907 job offers in the digital sector (in 2018), the response was at a minimum level due to a clear lack of skills in the sector and a lack of experience in using the internet among Italians: only 76% compared to the OECD average of 84%.
Translated, this means that Italy is experiencing a real digital emergency that risks slowing down the evolution of the world of work and, consequently, the transformation of small, medium, and large organizations.
As for the details, Milan , and Lombardy in general, currently confirms its position as the capital of digital opportunities in Italy, with over 20% of active job offers in the region. Among the most sought-after professional figures are data analysts, cyber security and big data experts, and technical designers, but above all, developers (51,473 applications) emerge at the forefront, with a particular interest in software developers .
