One more point added about staff issue. I remember last time they kept asking on the ratio of digital : non-digital staffs which will lead to the capability evaluation and staff capability growth plan. (FYI - based on digital audit, employed digital people means time spent of digital projects >50%)
As update to Bess in Scorecard Q4 2015, it was 49 out of 184 in total (184 seems lower than actual??) but the latest count of digital staffs as of Q1 2016 is 57 which the key increase is on creative department. The breakdown by core skills is as below;