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Graeme Muller: CEO of the NZ Tech Industry Association on new report revealing one million kiwis need digital upskilling for their jobs with

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There is new research out this morning from Amazon Web Services on our digital skills in this country signaling there is work to be done. Around one million workers, which accounts for 35% of the workforce, require digital upskilling and training for their jobs within the next year. The report also states productivity, competitiveness and innovation are taking a massive hit as a result of poor training.  Graeme Muller is the CEO of the NZ Tech Industry Association and he joined Mike Hosking. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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