28 billion CZK to support digitalization in the Czech Republic
Jaromír Hanzal
As part of the EU’s post-crisis economic recovery, the Czech Republic has been allocated nearly CZK 180 billion from the European Instrument for Recovery and Resilience, with 15 percent – just under CZK 28 billion – going to digitalisation. Private companies, state-owned enterprises, state and …
AAVIT welcomes debate on simplification of support for Czech R&D
Representatives of AAVIT participated in a webinar titled Support for R&D for Czech enterprises in the period 2022+. In addition to representatives of the organizing company Deloitte, the event was attended by interesting guests from the science and research (R&D) community. The new government puts …
Commentary to the Programme Statement of the Government of the Czech Republic
Where does the Fialova government stand with the Babiš government in terms of digitalisation? On 6 January 2022, the final version of the Programme Statement of the Government of the Czech Republic was approved, and on 13 January, the government of Petr Fiala was given …
5G network extension will bring telesurgery evolution as well as tens of percent higher revenues
The 5G mobile network will not only benefit technology companies. Companies can significantly speed up demanding production, logistics and internal processes and routine data exchange. Among other things, fast data transmission opens the door to artificial intelligence and a slowly developing discipline in medicine – …
5G networks on the rise in the Czech Republic
Fast internet over 5G networks is now available in about 30% of the Czech Republic and operators have the ambition to achieve full coverage by 2025. 5G mobile networks provide transmission speeds of up to 1 Gbps with minimal latency and, especially for industrial digitalization …
Workshop: Full 5G coverage by 2025
Autonomous vehicles, safer and more efficient rail transport, the first smart cities or communication between manufacturing machines. This is what 5G technology promises. However, only 30 % of the Czech republic is covered by 5G network. Yet, operators have the ambition to achieve full coverage …
Digitalisation reduces emissions
In 2019, the Czech Republic reached all of its 2020-2029 emission targets. However, we are far from meeting the 2030 targets. Digitalisation can help, as it reduces emissions. Prague, Czech Republic, 13 October 2021 – According to September DESA statistics, the Czech Republic met the …
Office 4.0. Reality or distant future?
Cities such as Brno, Ostrava or Zlín invest millions of crowns a year in digitalization. Electronic payments for waste or parking, electronic submission of applications for subsidies or online enrollment of children in kindergartens – this is what the digitalization of public services looks like …
Commentary: Digitalization in the Czech republic
It was a pleasure to witness Monday’s visit by the President of the European Commission, especially if you’re digitalization advocates. According to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, a quarter of the 180 billion crowns from the National Recovery Plan are earmarked for the …
Digitalisation is the way to meet the Green Deal targets
Digitisation can reduce emissions or carbon footprint enormously. In addition to the major actions taking place in the energy sector, digitalisation is one of those small but essential tools in the daily practice of companies and citizens that will bring significant greenhouse gas savings. It …