66 percent of IT employees say Generation X and Milennials ask for most IT assistance at work

Vanson Bourne and Barco conducted global research to investigate the extent to which businesses are future proofing their IT across the US, UK, France, and Germany, and to explore whether a digital skills gap persists among the workforce.

The study debunks the myth that tech issues are only associated with the Baby Boomer generation (55+), and shows a lack of digital skills across the business, with over 6 in 10 (66 per cent) of IT decision makers claiming that Generation X or Millennials (25-54 years olds) ask for the most assistance.

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66 percent of IT employees say Generation X and Milennials ask for most IT assistance at work

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66 percent of IT employees say Generation X and Milennials ask for most IT assistance at work

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