Females consistently achieve higher grades than males in IT-related subjects, but they still just fill 17% of IT & Telecoms professional occupations. Find out about some of the issues behind gender inequality in IT with this latest report, Women in IT Scorecard 2015, a joint publication by The Tech Partnership and BCS.
Download PDF (1.1MB)Highlights from the Employer Insight report, showing developments impacting the digital labour market.
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Download PDF (576)The UK’s digital economy is booming - more people are working in tech jobs and the number of tech enterprises is increasing year on year. Find out more with this Tech Partnership's analysis of the latest ONS data.
Download PDF (903 KB)Data tables with all the background figures and statistics used to create the report - Tech Insights: The Digital Economy analysis
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Download PDF (301)An assessment of demand for labour and skills, 2013-2020 (November 2014) - This report provides a detailed analysis of the demand for big data specialists in the UK, identifying the key skills and occupations currently sought by employers and the likely demand arising over the period based on existing data sources.
Download PDF (3,27 MB)Infographic on Big Data from the Big Data Analytics Report 2014
Download PDF (231 KB)Females consistently achieve higher grades than males in IT-related subjects, but they fill just 16% of IT & Telecoms professional occupations. Find out about some of the issues behind gender inequality in IT with the Women in IT Scorecard, a joint publication by e-skills UK, The Chartered Institute for IT, and BCS.
Download PDF (1.1MB)The Northern Ireland ICT Snapshot aims to identify and understand the requirements for ICT skills in Northern Ireland. This publication and the results from the survey will assist in advising on policy and activities on ICT, a priority skill area, ensuring that employers can attract and retain employees both now and in the future.
Download PDF (846KB)Adoption and employment trends, 2012-1017 (November 2013) report provides baseline/trend estimates for Big Data adoption and employment, extrapolated from the findings of a bespoke survey of over 1,000 UK employers undertaken earlier in the year (2013). In collaboration with SAS.
Download PDF (892KB)The Digital Industries are at the heart of the Information Economy. The Information Economy Economic Estimates report published in October 2013, provides economic and employment estimates for the Information Economy as defined by The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS).
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