Estonians trust their government. That's why it can offer digital services.
Few rank either government or technology as trustworthy. But then there are Estonians, who are deeply invested in their country’s e-government programs.
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Few rank either government or technology as trustworthy. But then there are Estonians, who are deeply invested in their country’s e-government programs.
Few rank either government or technology as trustworthy. But then there are Estonians, who are deeply invested in their country’s e-government programs.
EIT Digital, Europe's most influential development and innovation cluster in the digital field, opened a representative office in Tallinn yesterday in cooperation with Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) and the Estonian Research Council (ETAG). The representative office or satellite located in TalTech Mektory Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center helps to integrate regional digital innovation and entrepreneurial communities and increase investments in research and development activities.
IAN BIRRELL: Estonia's digital revolution has seen a bonfire of red tape and a drive to eliminate paperwork and simplify the system, with 99 per cent of government services are accessible online.
Despite being a frontrunner in digitalization, the Baltic country lacks fruitful coordination between different - public and private - actors.