Digital transformation : in transport, construction, energy, government and public administration
.-- Luxembourg : Publications Office of the European Union, 2019
.-- 255 p. : il., gráf. ; 1 documento PDF
.-- (JRC Science for Policy Report).
Referencias bibliográficas
This report provides an analysis of digital transformation (DT) in a selection of policy areas covering transport, construction, energy, and digital government and public administration. DT refers in the report to the profound changes that are taking place in all sectors of the economy and society as a result of the uptake and integration of digital technologies in every aspect of human life. Digital technologies are having increasing impacts on the way of living, of working, on communication, and on social interaction of a growing share of the population. DT is expected to be a strategic policy area for a number of years to come and there is an urgent need to be able to identify and address current and future challenges for the economy and society, evaluating impact and identifying areas requiring policy intervention. Because of the very wide range of interrelated domains to be considered when analysing DT, a multidisciplinary approach was adopted to produce this report, involving experts from different domains. For each of the four sectors that are covered, the report presents an overview of DT, DT enablers and barriers, its economic and social impacts, and concludes with the way forward for policy and future research.
978-92-76-00581-0 (online) 978-92-76-08613-0 (pdf)
10.2760/689200 . doi
Tecnologías habilitadoras digitales
administración pública
cadena de bloques
impacto social
industria de la construcción
industria energética
informe de investigación
inteligencia artificial
mercado del transporte
seguridad informática
tecnología digital
Transformación digital
Comisión Europea
Referencias bibliográficas
This report provides an analysis of digital transformation (DT) in a selection of policy areas covering transport, construction, energy, and digital government and public administration. DT refers in the report to the profound changes that are taking place in all sectors of the economy and society as a result of the uptake and integration of digital technologies in every aspect of human life. Digital technologies are having increasing impacts on the way of living, of working, on communication, and on social interaction of a growing share of the population. DT is expected to be a strategic policy area for a number of years to come and there is an urgent need to be able to identify and address current and future challenges for the economy and society, evaluating impact and identifying areas requiring policy intervention. Because of the very wide range of interrelated domains to be considered when analysing DT, a multidisciplinary approach was adopted to produce this report, involving experts from different domains. For each of the four sectors that are covered, the report presents an overview of DT, DT enablers and barriers, its economic and social impacts, and concludes with the way forward for policy and future research.
978-92-76-00581-0 (online) 978-92-76-08613-0 (pdf)
10.2760/689200 . doi
Tecnologías habilitadoras digitales
administración pública
cadena de bloques
impacto social
industria de la construcción
industria energética
informe de investigación
inteligencia artificial
mercado del transporte
seguridad informática
tecnología digital
Transformación digital
Comisión Europea