     The launch responds to a number of different challenges:
the fact that only 14 percent of SMEs sell products and services
online; the fact that ICT is the biggest skills-gap in the
charity sector and the fact that there are 8.2 million people in
the UK who have never used the internet.  "The UK leads the
world in most indicators of digital capability: the internet
contributes more to our GDP than to that of any other G20 county
and is predicted to grow 11 percent a year to reach £221bn by
2016," Lane Fox said. "However, many individuals and
organisations still struggle to exploit the broader benefits of
technology, a problem that is particularly acute for our small
businesses, older people and charities that are currently at
risk of being left behind."  The initiative follows on from Race
Online 2012, a campaign to help computer and web literacy, which
helped more than two million people. Go On UK widens the focus
to help organisations as well as individuals learn how to make
best use of digital technolo