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Global Forum 2012Smart and innovative visions for the future
SHAPING A CONNECTED DIGITAL FUTUREVisions, Challenges, Opportunities for Organizations and People in a Smart World
Monday 12th & Tuesday 13th November 2012, Stockholm
Gérald Santucci, Head of UnitEuropean Commission, DG CONNECT 02 – Knowledge Sharing
Political framework: Europe 2020
7 flagships
Digital Agenda for Europe
• Youth on the move
• Innovation Union
• An industrial policy for the globalisation era
• New skills for jobs
• European Platform against poverty
• Resource efficient Europe
Digital Agenda for Europe: background
• Digital Agenda for Europe (DAE) - key strand of the Commission's EU2020 strategy.
• DAE: to establish sustainable economic growth and social benefits via digital technologies.
What is the Digital Agenda about?
Single European Market in digital sphere
Basic broadband for all Europeans by 2013 and faster rollout of
high speed internet
E-skills for all Europeans
Interoperability & standards
Trust & security online
ICT research & innovation
ICT solutions for ageing, climate change, cleaner transport, e-government, e-health …
ICT boosts productivity
•Investment in ICT generates a bigger return to productivity growth•than most other forms of capital investment.
• (Source: Oxford Economics, Capturing the ICT Dividend, 2011)
Sources of average annual labour productivity growth, 2000-2007
Broadband drives competivenessCorrelation Fixed Broadband Penetration and Competitiveness
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4.2
4.4
4.6
4.8
5
5.2
5.4
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5.8
0.1 0.15 0.2 0.25 0.3 0.35 0.4 0.45
Fixed broadband lines per 100 population
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DenmarkNetherlands
KoreaLuxembourg
Sweden
Germany
FranceBelgium
UK
Finland
Malta
USJapan
Austria
Estonia
Ireland
Slovenia
Cyprus
Spain
Italy
Czech Rep.
Hungary
LithuaniaPortugal
LatviaSlovakia
Poland
Bulgaria
Romania
European Commission, 2011
A 10% increase in the broadband penetration rate results in 1 to 1.5% increase in annual GDP per-capita. Faster broadband = higher GDP growth. (Czernich et al. -
University of Munich, 2009)
Still Europe is lagging in going digital
Regular Internet users and non-users in % of population
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20%
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LU DK NLSE
Regular Internet users never use the Internet
Increase regular use from 60% to 75% - Halve the % of the population that have never used the internet by 2015
Confidence/trust in IT skills is low, especially those related to work and privacy and security
% of people feeling confident in performing certain computer and internet activities, 2011 (Scoreboard)
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%
Communicate over theinternet
Look for a job or change jobwithin a year
Protect personal data
Protect private computerfrom virus or othercomputer infection
…only 53% of
the active labour force
eCommerce: citizens
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20%
30%
40%
50%
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80%
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BG IT LT GR
PT
LV EE
CY
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EU
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LU NL
DK
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bought online cross-border bought online
e-Commerce – not enough cross-border purchases
Target: 20% of the population should buy cross border online by 2015
Cross-border e-commerce
Source: Commission services based on COCOM Total number of subscription by households and enterprises divided by population.
Basic and high-speed broadband penetration: needs to increase
0,0%
5,0%
10,0%
15,0%
20,0%
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RO BG SK PL LV PT EL HU IT LT CZ IE SI ES CY AT EE EU FI MT UK LU SE BE DE FR DK NL
Basic High-speed
• Annual state of play of progress in all 101 Digital Agenda actions in all 27 EU Member States
• Overall progress good:• 38 actions completed• 49 on track• 14 actions behind schedule, but
delivery dates in 2012• Forthcoming DAE Review will
provide analysis
Digital Agenda Scoreboard
DAE Review: on-going• Why review: fast moving area, new developments, new
virtuous cycles of ICT use and savings both in public and private sector – need to refocus DAE:
• Very Fast Internet
• Cloud Computing
• Internet security
• Entrepreneurship and ICT for Jobs & Skills
• Digital Single Market, including online public services
• A strategic research and innovation agenda
15/10
Energy positive
“Play & Rewind”
Bionics and cyborgs
Implanted/ Embedded (bio-neuro-cogno-nano)“Organic”
computing
Cloudcomputing
Energy efficient
Internet
Cognitive and soft robots
Complex systemsmodeling
Virtualisation
2015-20 2040-50Foundati
on
s
T
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nolo
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C
halle
nges/
Issu
es
Financial crisis
Sustainability
Healthyageing
Resourceefficiency
Climatechanges
GovernanceTrust
Securityprivacy
Property,Ownership
Balancedresource sharing Participative
decision
Governance
~Immortality
Interim/beta status
Body/mind adaptation
Quantum Internet
Trans-humanism
Technological futures & related challenges (ver. 07/12)
“Conventional” ICT (Silicon based, Packet switching, Boolean, …)
Future foundatinos:ICT-Bio-Nano-Neuro-Cogno-
Quantum convergence
Stakeholder engagement
Online stakeholder engagement platform
https://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/
Connecting with local stakeholders
Monitoring country progress – explore open data
Digital Agenda Assembly
• DAE progress positive – but room for improvement. DAE Review identifies solutions to barriers to Europe's digital transformation.
• Going Local, DAA and online platform are important sources for acquiring stakeholder feedback and input – we will continue to engage.
• Commitment - political and financial - vital to secure Europe's place in a globally competitive digital future.
Concluding Remarks
Thank you