A new study analyzes the perception of Romanians about the social and economic impact of Artificial IntelligenceArtificial IntelligenceShow less A recent study by RoCoach and Novel Research, cited by News.ro, shows that almost a quarter of Romanians (24.7%) believe that AI-based technologies can help reduce social and economic differences, while almost as many (23.4%) fear that they will deepen the social gulf and favour a small circle of people who control or understand technology very well. Read more
Spain specializes in high value-added digital servicesArtificial IntelligenceCybersecurityShow less Spain is undergoing a profound transformation in its economic model, consolidating itself as a benchmark in the provision of digital services. This change responds to the growing global demand for advanced technological solutions and the country's... Read more
European Commission approves final version of Romania's National Recovery and Resilience PlanDigital skillsShow less In a press conference held today, the Minister of Investments and European Projects, Dragoș Pîslaru, announced the approval by the European Commission of the final version of Romania's National Recovery and Resilience Plan. The new total amount of the NRRPs is €21.41 billion, of which €13.57 billion in the form of a grant and €7.84 billion in the form of loans. Read more
Conference 'A Five-Year Digitalisation – Where the State and the Economy Have Arrived. What about the IT industry?’ debated the main issues holding back Romania’s digitalisationSoftwareShow less On Tuesday 18 November, the conference “Afive-year digitalisation – where the State and the Economy have arrived” took place. What about the IT industry?’, organised by the Governance Course at the Chamber of Deputies’ Technology Committee. During this event, it was discussed the progress Romania has made in terms of digitalisation, the adoption rate of basic digital technologies among SMEs and how to expand and accelerate digitalisation. Read more
2025 Open Data Maturity Highlights: Progress in the EU Countries Big DataDigital skillsDigital transformationShow less The annual Open Data Maturity (ODM) Highlights report, published by the European Commission, provides an overview of how European countries are progressing in the development and use of open data. The annual assessment evaluates EU Member States, EFTA countries and candidate countries across four key dimensions: policy, portals, data quality and impact. Read more
How Europeans use the internet in 2025: insights from EurostatArtificial IntelligenceDigital skillsDigital transformationShow less Digital technologies have become part of daily life for people across the European Union. New data from Eurostat report highlight how widespread internet access has become in Europe, but also reflect ongoing gaps in digital inclusion. Read more
MIPE massively extends deadlines for digitalisation projects in NRRPs: NGOs have until 30 April 2026, SMEs until 29 May 2026SoftwareShow less The Ministry of Investments and European Projects came up with two decisions highly expected by the thousands of beneficiaries who risk losing the digitization financing from the NRRP due to the very tight deadlines of only 6 months. No one has to finish everything by the end of 2025. Read more
Tech Time 2 Skill Explores Practical AI and Cybersecurity Skills for SMEs Artificial IntelligenceCybersecurityDigital skillsShow less A white paper from Tech Time 2 Skill offers clear insights into how SMEs across Europe can turn AI and cybersecurity skills into real business value through hands-on, workplace-focused training. Read more
Lifelong learning matters more than ever: the OECD Education Policy Outlook 2025 report Digital skillsShow less Lifelong learning is essential for building inclusive, resilient, and future-ready societies. Yet, rapid digitalisation and demographic shifts are changing how, when, and why people learn throughout life. Read more
EU Code Week #FutureReadyCSR: a Pan-European call to empower tomorrow’s digital talent Digital skillsDigital transformationShow less Collaboration between industry and education is more critical than ever. As education, technology, and labour markets evolve, organisations of all sizes are becoming key architects of Europe’s digital future. Through EU Code Week and the... Read more
