This survey from the United Kingdom (UK) in 2015 displays the intended percentage of new job creation over the next two years as a result of digital technologies . London is the region which projects the highest percentage growth in new jobs from digital technology, projected for four percent.
Intended percentage increase in jobs to take advantage of digital technology in the next two years in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2015 to 2017, by region
Characteristic
Percentage increase of new jobs
London
4%
Northern Island
3.9%
South West
3.9%
South East
3.9%
North East
3.6%
East
3.6%
West Midlands
3.6%
Scotland
3.6%
Yorkshire and Humber
3.4%
East Midlands
3.4%
North West
3.4%
Wales
3.3%
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