IT staff lack key skills, according to research by training group E-skills.
More than half of employers said that their IT staff required additional training. E- skills also warned of a gap between what is taught at school and the skills that employers require.
The only ray of hope is that more than 135,000 people took an IT- related GCSE in 2001, compared to a big rise of 100,000.
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