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In this context, PwC has launched a program to improve the digital skills of the 276,000 employees worldwide, as well as to develop new technologies to support companies and communities in the digital transformation process.
”As our clients face increasing challenges and opportunities driven by technological advances, stakeholder expectations and other changes, they require us to work together across the broad range of our operations helping them to deal with issues such as cyber security, trust, regulation and strategic workforce planning. The skills gap is an issue that goes to the heart of our purpose and we have the scale and experience to make a measurable impact. That’s why today we are launching ‘New world, New skills’”, said Bob Moritz, PwC’s Global Chairman.
Over the next four years, we are committing $3bn in upskilling – primarily in training our people but also in developing and sharing technologies to support clients and communities.
“Most employees globally feel threatened by automation and want to learn new digital skills, according to the PwC Upskilling Hopes and Fears study. At the same time, they want their current employers to help them in this process. In turn, companies are looking for solutions to adapt to new technologies. We have set out to meet both the expectations of our employees and the business environment by initiating this program whose impact will be felt also in Romania”, said Ionuț Simion, Country Managing Partner Romania.
New world, New skills focuses on:
According to PwC Upskilling Hopes and Fears, 53% of the employees worldwide feel threatened by automation and 77% want to learn new digital skills. Over 60% are positive about the impact of technology on their day-to-day work, but only one-third are offered opportunities to develop digital skills outside the daily work.
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