Research

• Your data - what we offer and how it can help you 
• NEW! NI ICT Snapshot - first dedicated source of information about changes in the demand and supply of ICT labour and skills in Northern Ireland
• Women in IT Scorecard - definitive up-to-date evidence base for data and commentary on Women in IT employment and education
• KS4 Curriculum in ICT - a report submitted to QCDA (Qualifications and Curriculum Developepment Agency) as part of a review of the Key Stage 4 (KS4) curriculum in ICT
• IT and Telecoms Insights 2008 - a suite of ground breaking research reports looking at the key trends, opportunities and challenges facing the UK's IT & Telecoms sector and workforce, and identifying the implications for skills.
• IT Insights 2004 - carried out in collaboration with Gartner Consulting in 2004-2005, the research gave a current picture as well as forecasts based on the best available global intelligence.
• e-skills Bulletin - quarterly summary of all the latest IT and Telecoms data collected from Government and private sources
• ICT Inquiry / Employer Panel - quarterly publication reporting on the findings of our surveys amongst our research panel of 1,000 HR contacts based within GB establishments
• Telecoms Bulletin - bi-annual summary of all the latest Telecoms data collected from Government and private sources
  
• Research Notes - providing information on key areas of interest in the IT and Telecoms sectors and workforce 
• Publications archive - access to past reports published by e-skills UK
• How to get involved - through our employer research panels or with specific commissions

Policy

• About and latest input - providing high quality policy consultations, influencing government debate and policy development

 

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Disclaimer - All copyright to e-skills UK publications and their contents vest in e-skills UK unless stated otherwise. Although e-skills UK has used its reasonable endeavours in compiling these publications it does not guarantee nor shall it be responsible for reliance upon the contents of the publications and shall not be liable for any false, inaccurate or incomplete information. Any reliance placed upon the contents by the reader is at the reader’s sole risk and e-skills UK shall not be liable for any consequences of such reliance.

 

Last modified: 28 Jan 2010