Teha-Amazon Studio, so Italy Stays Behind on High-Tech Investments
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Cernobbio, 4 set. -(Adnkronos) - Italy has important industrial, scientific and technological assets, but it continues to lag in its ability to attract, realize and scale high-tech investments. Investments in high-tech sectors, in relation to GDP, are 32% lower than the European average (1.3% in Italy versus 1.9% on average in EU). Moreover, only 7.9% of Italian companies have a very high level of digital intensity, compared to 10.1% in Europe.
"The research presented today "Unlocking the future: high-tech investments for Italian competitiveness" is, however, telling us that Italy still has an unexpressed potential: investments in high-tech in our country are more than 30% lower than the European average - he explains - and closing this gap would be very important, because it can contribute up to 27 billion gross domestic product, or more than 1% of GDP. It is what Giorgio Busnelli, VP…
(Adnkronos) - It is essential for Italy to be able to attract more and more investments from abroad, for an extremely linear motivation: the large
AGI - Italy invests in sectors with a high technological intensity less than the European average and the gap is likely to curb competitiveness, productivity and ability to attract new capital. High-tech investments are worth 1.3% of GDP, compared with 1.9% of the EU average: a lower level of 32%. Filling the gap in the institutions' ability to translate standards into results could, however, generate up to 27 billion euros of additional investm…
(Adnkronos) " Italy has important industrial, scientific and technological assets, but continues to lag in its ability to attract, realize and scale high-tech investments. Investments in high-tech sectors, in relation to GDP, are 32% lower than the European average (1.3% in Italy versus 1.9% on average in EU). [...] L'articolo Studio Teha-Amazon, so Italy is lagging behind on high-tech investments comes from Rec News.
Italy has important industrial, scientific and technological assets, but continues to lag behind in its ability to attract, realise and scale high-tech investments. Investments in high-tech sectors, compared to GDP, are 32% lower than the European average (1.3% in Italy versus 1.9% on average in EU). [...]
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