Cebit / Bitkom study
Big data and IoT in first place
From IoT to artificial intelligence and blockchain: new digital technologies are of great importance for the competitiveness of the German economy. In a study, Bitkom has broken down what companies are focusing on and where they see the biggest obstacles.
For the study, Bitkom interviewed managing directors and board members of 604 companies with 20 or more employees in Germany by telephone. The results are summarized in the following picture gallery:
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