The World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report identifies ten essential skills for career success by 2030—and technological literacy ranks among the most critical. In today’s workplace, digital fluency is no longer optional. Whether you’re drafting documents in Microsoft Word, collaborating in Teams, analyzing data in Excel, or navigating cloud-based platforms, tech skills are foundational to how we work, communicate, and grow.

But technological literacy goes beyond knowing how to use tools—it’s about confidence, adaptability, and critical thinking in a digital environment. It empowers us to:

  • Find and evaluate information effectively
  • Communicate clearly across digital platforms
  • Solve problems with creativity and efficiency
  • Protect our privacy and understand online safety
  • Stay agile in a rapidly evolving tech landscape

As technology continues to shape every industry, developing digital confidence is essential—not just for IT professionals, but for everyone. Whether you’re a team lead, a new employee, or someone looking to upskill, tech fluency opens doors to innovation and opportunity.

Take a moment to reflect:

  • How confident am I in learning new technologies?
  • Can I communicate clearly using digital tools?
  • Do I understand online safety and privacy basics?
  • How well can I evaluate the credibility of online information?
  • How have my tech skills evolved over the past year?

Ready to explore and grow? Take a look at these resources available in Percipio:

Foundations of Analytics Literacy

This course introduces essential data concepts, helping learners understand all types, quality, and governance to support informed decision-making and digital transformation through practical insights into the data lifecycle. Participants gain the skills needed to ensure accuracy, security, and compliance in a data-driven workplace.

Doing Digital: The Guide to Digital for Non-Technical Leaders

Understanding digital concepts from design to AI is no longer optional. Doing Digital offers a clear framework and practical model to help professionals across industries confidently navigate the digital landscape and drive meaningful transformation.

Digital Literacy for Dummies

Written for beginners, Digital Literacy for Dummies offers a friendly, step-by-step guide to understanding computers, the internet, and digital devices. From email to cloud storage, smartphones, and online safety. With plain language and practical tips, it empowers readers to confidently navigate the digital world and become informed, capable digital citizens.

Content credit: Carey Musburger, Learning and Organizational Development, Sr. Assistant