In today's connected world, digital literacy is becoming increasingly important for individuals and organisations alike. With more and more tasks and processes being performed online, it's crucial that employees have the ability to read, work and communicate with data.
There is a seismic shift happening in many organisations where they are focusing on implementing data-driven decision making at every level. We’re seeing this in businesses both large and small as the importance of using data has dawned.
Capitec Bank has recently stated in a Business Tech article that digital literacy will be the future of work in South Africa, highlighting the importance of this skill in today's job market and the South African economy.
In order to ensure that this shift is possible an increased focus on data and data accuracy is required. And the usual concerns around making decisions off of poor data are prevalent. With this in mind, there needs to be a focus on eliminating opportunities for inaccurate data to creep into any system. Chief on that list being reducing manual processes where human error could play a part.
And this is where Utopia can play a crucial role in improving access to digital literacy.
Utopia's no-code platform makes it possible for non-technical users to perform integrations and transform data without any coding or technical knowledge. This means that individuals who may not have a strong background in technology can still participate in digital processes and workflows.
By empowering users to perform digital tasks, Utopia can help bridge the digital literacy gap and improve access to digital literacy for a wider range of individuals. Furthermore, by providing a user-friendly solution for integrations and data transformation, Utopia can make it easier for organisations to adopt digital processes, reducing their reliance on technical expertise and improving their overall efficiency.
Utopia's no-code UI and ability to empower non-technical users to perform digital tasks make it a powerful tool to remove technical barriers to data management. As the importance of digital literacy continues to grow, Utopia has the potential to play a significant role in empowering individuals and organizations to participate in the digital world.
Source:
https://businesstech.co.za/news/banking/663145/capitec-says-this-skill-will-be-the-future-of-work-in-south-africa/
