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Following the example of other countries, Germany should abolish the permit requirement for standard infrastructure such as radio masts. This also applies to the use of new and more efficient methods for laying fiber optic cables . At the same time, traditional infrastructures in the areas of transport and energy need to be digitally upgraded across the board.



3. Our state - digital by design: As a leading user of digital technologies, the state is required to restructure its administration from the ground up. State structures and processes must be "digital by design" and be digitally conceived from the outset. The existing analogue procedures must be given an expiration date and thus terminated.

This would have the side effect of addressing the worsening shortage of staff in the public sector. Employees who are no longer employed in administrative tasks could become digital street workers and help those who need support in the online world.



4. Rethink data policy:society need a new, holistic approach to data policy. Data is the basis of key digital technologies such as artificial intelligence and thus also of individual medicine, intelligent traffic control, needs-based educational offerings or, for example, Industry 4.0. From shoe size to the analyzed genome, data of varying quality and criticality are currently being tarred with the same brush.

This approach no longer does justice to the importance of data for a functioning community and an efficient economy. We need to make a new attempt to achieve a working balance between the protection of personal data and the use of data.

Berg: "Digitalization is not an option, digitalization is our mandatory program. We don't have to reinvent the wheel. Others have shown how digitalization works, even under difficult conditions. Digitalization is not waiting for us. Now it's: Last Call: Germany!"

The detailed version of the Digital Strategy 2025 with proposals for all policy areas is available online at 2025digital.de .







Note on methodology: The information is based on data from the European laos gambling data Information Technology Observatory (EITO). EITO (http://www.eito.com/) is a project of Bitkom Research GmbH in cooperation with the market research institute IDC.

The Bitkom-ifo Digital Index is based on the monthly ifo economic survey and is calculated from the geometric mean of the values ​​for the business situation and business expectations. Data from the digital industry, which is made up of companies in the manufacturing, trade and service sectors, is taken into account.

These include manufacturers of IT and communications technology, consumer electronics, providers of software and IT services, telecommunications services, and wholesale and retail ICT. Weighting is based on the number of employees. The digital index and the other time series are presented as seasonally adjusted balances.