JLR tackles data skills shortage through collaboration with tech start-up Multiverse
The skills shortage is a major issue across the automotive manufacturing sector, notably around digital and IT where demand for skilled people is increasing. According to the Royal Society the shortage of data skills is estimated to cost UK businesses £2 billion a year, with 1 in 10 jobs requiring data expertise, while the European Data Market Monitoring Tool reports that 100,000 data positions are unfilled.
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