Digital transformation is a key strategic issue for countries and regions aiming to boost economic growth, job creation, technology development and innovation. With a focus on the Internet of Things (IoT) the paper maps the potential of IoT technologies across European regions, using textual analysis applied to the description of companies’ activities. Results identify three categories of regions (IoT leaders, co-designers and suppliers) capturing their potential to harness opportunities in IoT, based on the variety of IoT competences that are present. This mapping can support regional policies, particularly in the context of smart specialization strategies building on IoT systems.
Russo, Margherita, Caloffi, Annalisa, Ana, Colovic, Pasquale, Pavone, Saverio, Romeo e Federica, Rossi. "Mapping the distribution of Internet of Things competences across European regions" Working paper, CIMR RESEARCH WORKING PAPER SERIES, 2021.
Mapping the distribution of Internet of Things competences across European regions
Margherita Russo;Annalisa Caloffi;Pasquale Pavone;Federica Rossi
2021
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Digital transformation is a key strategic issue for countries and regions aiming to boost economic growth, job creation, technology development and innovation. With a focus on the Internet of Things (IoT) the paper maps the potential of IoT technologies across European regions, using textual analysis applied to the description of companies’ activities. Results identify three categories of regions (IoT leaders, co-designers and suppliers) capturing their potential to harness opportunities in IoT, based on the variety of IoT competences that are present. This mapping can support regional policies, particularly in the context of smart specialization strategies building on IoT systems.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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