Level up your team with SFIA - the global standard for digital skills
Simplify SFIA framework adoption with easy reporting and accessibility for your entire team
Use SFIA's common language to accurately assess and measure your current technical capabilities and competencies.
Map out your career path by identifying skill gaps and creating targeted development plans based on SFIA levels.
Leverage SFIA's standardized descriptions to clearly define job roles, responsibilities and required expertise levels.
Build talent pipelines by mapping team skills against SFIA competencies to identify future leaders and critical roles.
Reduce IT project risks by ensuring team capabilities align with SFIA requirements for successful delivery.
Track progress towards ICTTech registration by mapping your skills development against SFIA competency requirements.
Perfect for small IT teams getting started with SFIA tracking.
Ideal for mid-size IT departments with growing teams.
For large IT organizations requiring enterprise features.
You've got questions, we get it. Let's see if we can get you some answers.
A. The SFIA (Skills Framework for the Information Age) is a globally recognized framework that provides a common language for describing IT skills and competencies. It helps organizations and professionals assess, develop and manage digital skills.
A. SFIA skills are organized into 7 levels of responsibility (from Level 1 - Follow to Level 7 - Set Strategy) and 6 categories covering different areas of IT work. Each skill has detailed descriptions of what someone should be able to do at each level.
A. SFIA helps with job role definition, skills assessment, career development planning, workforce planning, and training needs analysis. It provides a standardized way to measure and develop IT capabilities across an organization.
A. Organizations can use SFIA to create job descriptions, assess current skill levels, identify gaps, plan training and development, manage talent, and align capabilities with business needs. It provides a structured approach to skills management.
A. Yes, SFIA is used in over 180 countries worldwide by organizations, governments and individuals. It is regularly updated to stay current with technology changes and is supported by a global community of practitioners.