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A skills gap can hurt more than you think According to Gartner, a skills gap in infrastructure and o

A skills gap can hurt more than you think [Where the IT Skills Gap Hurts the Most]( According to Gartner, a skills gap in infrastructure and operations will cause 75 percent of organizations to experience business disruptions by next year. As a result, 40 percent of IT staff will have multiple roles by 2021, most of which will center on business instead of technology. Left unaddressed, this skills gap will stall digital transformation efforts, and could even put cybersecurity at risk. See the areas the skills gap will hurt the most, and the four steps you can take now to bridge it. [Learn More]( [Security]( [Code Your Way Into a Security Job]( Learn the basics to launch your career. [Code Your Way Into a Security Job]( [Hardware]( [The Real Cost of Downtime]( Companies can lose a lot in a short time. [The Real Cost of Downtime]( [DevOps]( [5 Tips for Moving to Microservices]( It’s not just a shift in how apps are built. [5 Tips for Moving to Microservices]( [Tech 101]( [How AI is Changing Some Industries]( Established fields are feeling the disruption. [How AI is Changing Some Industries]( This email was prepared for {EMAIL}. [Unsubscribe from Toolbox Tech mailings]( OR [stop all emails](. [it.toolbox.com]( | 60 East Rio Salado Parkway, Suite 1205 | Tempe, AZ 85281

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