In Coursera’s 2021 Global Skills Report, the U.S. ranked in the “middle of the middle” in workforce skills development, according to Allison Lands, Skills Transformation
The federal workforce is aging. According to the Partnership for Public Service, federal agencies employ 19 times more mission-critical IT employees over the age of
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way that education institutions deliver learning to students. This article, originally published on GovDataDownload, takes a closer look into
Over the past year, K-12 schools and higher education institutions have had to transform and modernize in order to stay open during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Recently, NetApp’s Matt Lawson and Tom Ryan, Senior Fellow for the Center for Digital Education sat down to start brainstorming what the future of education
As unemployment in the U.S. slowly, but steadily, returns to pre-pandemic rates, businesses and agencies are now examining how their workforce needs have changed during
The rapid digitization of industries – known as the Fourth Industrial Revolution – is pushing governments to catch up to a private sector that is
The mass shift to remote work brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic seemed like it would only bring challenges to government agencies. Actually, the shift
How can governments safeguard their workforce against unexpected crises, which can bring large-scale economic shifts such as rising unemployment, falling revenues, and a shrinking tax