If you are attending or reading about CES 2023—the world’s largest consumer electronics technology show—you already know how increasingly crucial it is for businesses to access the right technology and skills to succeed. After all, technology and digital tools are now essential components of any successful global company.
“AI-ovens, dual-display or 3D screen laptops and satellite SOS texting shine at Las Vegas tech show,” reported The Guardian. But while it is evident that technology plays an outsized role in our lives, the fact remains that businesses need more than just shiny gadgets to keep up with the competition. They also need access to experts and top talent who can help them make the most of their technology investments.
But many organizations face a “digital skills gap”—the inability to access skilled professionals with the proper knowledge and experience in emerging technologies. This leaves businesses…
