Sentence examples for digitally skilled from inspiring English sources

That means we want digitally skilled workers.

There are also programmes designed to match digitally skilled young people with jobs.

Lane Fox has also set up an organisation called Go On UK that aims to "make the UK the most digitally skilled nation in the world".

An 02 report predicted last year that if the UK cannot find 750,000 digitally skilled workers by 2017 it will lose out on £2bn a year.

According to the study, people in London, Scotland and East Anglia were most adept online, while people in Wales are the least digitally skilled.

And when the money for Race Online ran out, Lane Fox carried on regardless, setting up her own organisation, Go On UK, to "make the UK the most digitally skilled nation in the world".

"The Digital Strategy must address head on the status of digitally-skilled workers from the European Union who currently work in the UK.

A study from last year, conducted on behalf of Telefonica UK (O2), found that the UK will need a further 745,000 digitally-skilled workers by 2017.

Establishment parties were once controlled by globalisation's beneficiaries: capital owners; skilled, educated, and digitally savvy workers; urban and cosmopolitan elites; and unionised white- and blue-collar employees.

Today, for example, a patient in New York may have his MRI sent digitally to, say, Bangalore, where a highly skilled radiologist reads it for one-quarter of what a New York-based radiologist would cost.

Fingerprints are digitally recorded.