digitalization of the european economies. time to speed up
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Digitalization of the European economies. Time to speed up
Piotr ArakSenior Analyst for Social Affairs19 April 2016, Brussels
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What does digitalization mean?
Digitization – changing the format from analogue to digital, Digitalization – the adaptation and increased use of digital, computer technologies by organizations, sectors of the economy, countries, etc.
We use the latter meaning.
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Digital transformation in actionDigital technologies are spreading rapidly in developing countries
World Bank, 2016, Digital Dividends.
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A typical day in the life of the internet
World Bank, 2016, Digital Dividends.; and Facebook.
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Business cycles in the economy
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Pillars of analysis of digitalization of economies and countries
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Level of digitalization of European economies – Digitalization of Economy Index (points)
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Most rapidly digitalizing economiesPercentage increase in Digitalization of Economy Index, 2008-2014
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Sectors of the Polish economy and their level of digitalization and the European average
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Digital EuropeTHE DIGITAL NORTH These are the best-digitalized countries: Norway, Iceland, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands and Sweden.
THE DEVELOPING CONTINENT This group comprises the United Kingdom, Luxembourg, Belgium, Austria, Estonia, Malta and Germany – countries in different parts of Europe, which have almost caught up with the leaders.
LITTLE INTERESTED These are countries with a National Digitization Index between 40 and 50 points: Lithuania, France, Spain, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, Portugal, Latvia and Slovakia.
STRAGGLERS IN DIGITALIZATION These are the bottom ranking countries which have, on average, the poorest results (below 40 points). It is here – alongside Italy, Croatia, Hungary, Cyprus, Greece, Bulgaria and Romania – that Poland finds itself.
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Which countries are best prepared for the digital revolution? - National Digitalization Index (points)
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Poland is among a group of countries that are catching up relatively quickly in digitalizationPercentage increase in the value of National Digitalization Index, 2008-2014
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Without digitalization there is no businessRelationship between National Digitalization Index and the Doing Business Index
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Problem with data but also with the economy of scale
Poland EU2890%91%92%93%94%95%96%97%98%99%
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250 persons employed or moreFrom 50 to 249 persons employedFrom 20 to 49 persons employedFrom 10 to 19 persons employedFrom 0 to 9 persons employed
Number of enterprises by size class of employment in 2013 (latest)
Eurostat
1. E-economy
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What do Europeans think about data protection
FranceNetherlands
GermanySpain
GreeceBelgium
Czech RepublicSwedenPortugalRomania
CyprusBulgaria
EU28Latvia
LuxembourgMalta
EstoniaHungary
ItalySlovenia
AustriaPolandCroatia
SlovakiaFinland
United KingdomDenmarkLithuania
Ireland
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Trust in internet companies (e.g.Facebook) Trust in government
SpainGreeceCroatia
RomaniaItaly
CyprusPoland
HungarySloveniaPortugal
LithuaniaUnited Kingdom
EU28Slovakia
GermanyLatvia
BulgariaIreland
Czech RepublicFrance
MaltaAustria
BelgiumLuxembourgNetherlands
EstoniaDenmark
SwedenFinland
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Eurobarometer
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How much would the economy benefit from open data policy
Additional increase in GDP level by country 2013-2020 (%)
demosEuropa, 2014, Big and open data in Europe.
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Turnover from e-commerce
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Total electronic sales by enterprises, as a % of their total turnover (2015)
Eurostat
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Enterprises selling cross-border to other EU countriesEnterprises having done electronic sales to other EU countries in the last calendar year (2015)
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Eurostat
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Lies and statistics
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Enterprises using social media in 2015 (%)
Eurostat
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What can we do to boost e-business?
• Regulate access to personal data, taking into account the interests of all groups.
• Create a system of tax credits for the purchase of innovative technological solutions.
Fire-chat
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2. E-skills
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Persons using cloud computing
Croatia
Lithu
ania
Greece
Slove
nia Italy
Austria
Latvi
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Roman
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Persons that used internet storage space to save documents, pictures, music, video or other files in 2015 (%)
Eurostat
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Enterprises using cloud computing
Roman
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land
Bulgari
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rus
Austria
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Enterprises used Cloud Computing services in 2014 (%)
Eurostat
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Familiarity with internet securityIndividuals who know that cookies can be used to trace movements of people on the internet in 2015 (%)
Roman
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kia
Greece
Czech R
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Malta
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Eurostat
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How can we support e-skills acquirement?
• Ensure training in computer literacy at every stage of education.
• Support and develop educational programmes relating to personal data.
Fire-chat
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3. E-infrastructure
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Fixed broadband
Italy
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Households with fixed broadband connection in 2015
Eurostat
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Share of broadband subscriptions >= 30 Mbps in 2015
Croatia
Cyprus
France
Slove
nia
Eston
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Slova
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Czech R
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Share of fixed broadband subscriptions >= 30 Mbps - advertised download speed
Eurostat
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Mobile broadband take-upMobile broadband penetration is defined as the number of active mobile broadband SIM cards per 100 people.
Hunga
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Portu
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Roman
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Slova
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Lithu
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Cyprus
Austria
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How can we support development of ICT infrastructure?
• Promote investment in broadband infrastructure to ensure universal, high-quality access to the internet.
• Is there any role for the EU besides funding the investments in infrastructure in CEE countries?
Fire-chat
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4. E-administration
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Sending forms to public institutions
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Spain
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Belgium
France
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Denmark
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Individuals submitting completed forms to public authorities, over the internet, last 12 months (% of citizens)
Eurostat
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UN online service index 2014
To arrive at a set of Online Service Index values, more than 90 researchers –qualified graduate students and volunteers from universities in the field of public administration—assessed each country’s national website in the native language, including the national portal, e-services portal and e-participation portal, as well as the websites of the related ministries of education, labour, social services, health, finance and environment as applicable.
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Bad online services are an outcome of overall bad services
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Relationship between the quality of public services in 2012 (Eurofound) and online service index 2014 (UN)
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How to develop a better e-administration?• Create a single government service to handle
official matters. • Coordinate the processes of ICT procurement by
the administration. • "Whatever works" strategy. The recent 500 plus
programme of a universal family benefit introduced in April 2016 can be acquired filling a form via e-banking. Maybe if the public services do not work, the private ones could be used instead?
• Is there anything that the EU can do to make the quality of e-administration in the member countries better?
Fire chat
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