IN SPAIN THERE IS TECHNOLOGICAL CAPITAL
Posted: Sun Jan 19, 2025 6:59 am
New technologies are a key element as a driver of development in societies and the main growth potential of all productive sectors, which has transformed them into one of the priority tools of national policies, even in times of crisis, according to Javier Nadal, vice president of the Telefónica Foundation , in an interview on Telemadrid.
Nadal believes that the crisis came at a good bc data vietnam time, now that Spain is already digital, "not completely, but we can say that we are already more on the digital side than on the analogue side." He believes that all companies have made a great effort to make this a reality, "but especially micro-enterprises." "In general, everyone in the business world is quite involved in the digital world, especially young people. There are also the Administrations, which have recently stepped up their game and have made an effort to make digital services mandatory and even by law, for citizens," he explained.
But they also recognise that there are many things that need to be improved. For example, “companies need to sell more online. 39% of them buy online, but only 7% sell.” We are buying more and more online, but Spanish consumers still like to see and touch what they buy. From their point of view, the myth of online insecurity is disappearing, although it still exists, in the same way as on offline sites.
Nadal believes that the crisis came at a good bc data vietnam time, now that Spain is already digital, "not completely, but we can say that we are already more on the digital side than on the analogue side." He believes that all companies have made a great effort to make this a reality, "but especially micro-enterprises." "In general, everyone in the business world is quite involved in the digital world, especially young people. There are also the Administrations, which have recently stepped up their game and have made an effort to make digital services mandatory and even by law, for citizens," he explained.
But they also recognise that there are many things that need to be improved. For example, “companies need to sell more online. 39% of them buy online, but only 7% sell.” We are buying more and more online, but Spanish consumers still like to see and touch what they buy. From their point of view, the myth of online insecurity is disappearing, although it still exists, in the same way as on offline sites.