The digital transformation continues to be a much-discussed topic that occupies business, politics and society. But how well are the federal states managing to keep up with this rapid development? An evaluation of the digitalisation level in Baden-Württemberg shows that the state has made great progress since the adoption of its digitalisation strategy “digital@bw” in 2017. The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated this transformation considerably, but at the same time it has also revealed existing shortcomings. This is the result of a meta-study conducted by ZEW Mannheim on behalf of the state of Baden-Württemberg.
Coronavirus Crisis
Digitalisation
European Integration
Coronavirus Crisis
Digitalisation
European Integration
Events
Voice at Work
Speaker: Benjamin Schoefer (University of California, Berkeley, USA)
Traded Non Tradables Offshoring Services Through Labour Mobility
Speaker: Mathilde Muñoz (Paris School of Economics (PSE), France)
SynErgie-Workshop on Electricity Market Design Designing Markets for Large Shares of Renewables
Keynote Speakers: Richard O’Neill (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission & Advanced Research Projects Agency, Washington, D.C., USA), Benjamin F. Hobbs (Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA), José Pablo Chaves Ávila (Comillas Pontifical University, Madrid, Spain), Natalia Fabra (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M), Spain), Frank Wolak (Stanford University, USA)
Board Composition and Performance of State-Owned Enterprises Evidence from Gender Quotas
Speaker: Audinga Baltrunaite (Economics and Law Division, Bank of Italy, Rome, Italy)
Virtual Teams for the Gig Economy
Speaker: Yan Chen (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA)
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Achim Wambach, President
Thomas Kohl, Managing Director
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- conduct politically relevant research and
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