April 11, 2023
According to the World Bank’s most recent global study, which tracks development in the digital transformation segment in 198 economies throughout the world, Serbia ranks 11th in the world and fourth in Europe, according to eKapija.
According to the research, Serbia is in group “A,” or the group of global leaders in digital transformation, both in terms of the value of the “maturity of digital management” composite index and in terms of each individual.
Serbia has risen 40 places on the list since 2020, placing it top in the area and ahead of Austria, Spain, Germany, the United Kingdom, and many other wealthy countries.
According to the World Bank, Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabi has prioritized digital transformation since 2017, giving human and financial resources to fulfill a far-reaching agenda. She once stated that her objective is to modernize public administration, implement e-government, and make government services available to citizens 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
“Digital transformation is the most important driver of public-sector productivity growth, implying that citizens have widespread access to effective and efficient, high-quality, and low-cost public services.” The World Bank says that “automated decision-making systems, software robots, artificial intelligence or machine learning, data-driven policies, greater collaboration and integration can all create system-wide efficiencies.”
Source: serbianmonitor.com
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