
This study shows how we are learning new skills and how we are updating existing ones to fulfill organizational needs. It can help organizations to become more flexible and innovative especially in the IT sector.As we all know digital technology is changing very fast and companies are adapting digital technology so we have to regularly update our skills to keep up. Technology like Artificial intelligence,automation,data analytic have transformed the skill required in the workplace. Employees are no longer expected to perform only daily routine tasks, instead they must develop critical thinking ability, adapt to constant change and use digital tools in a responsible way. This study highlights the importance of digital skill and ups-killing in preparing the workforce for these evolving demand.Now based on the conceptual review of existing research this study examines the relationship between digital competency development, ethical technology use, and educational reform with reference to Indian National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. It focuses on effective workforce development that depends on continuous learning,responsible digital practices and sustainability employability.
: Strategic Upskilling, Digital Competency, Organizational Agility ,Innovation
: Strategic Upskilling, Digital Competency, Organizational Agility ,Innovation
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