Italian small and medium-sized enterprises are catching up in the European digital race. Italy remains below the Union average, but in one year it has reduced the gap by almost 40%.
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This is shown by Sme-DigIX, the Webidoo Insight Lab index that measures the digital competitiveness of SMEs in the 27 countries of the European Union. The Italian score rose from 38.91 to 42.11. In the same period, the European average went from 42.88 to 44.57. The distance thus decreased from 3.97 to 2.46 points.
ITALY TWENTIETH IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
With 42.10 points Italy remains below the European average of 44.57
Denmark remains first
The index examines five areas: digital presence, e-commerce, infrastructure, innovation, and skills. The result describes the environment in which companies operate and their ability to turn technology into growth.
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Denmark remains at the top with 69.90 points. Followed by Malta, at 61.93, and Belgium, at 61.33. The strongest increases come from Greece, which gains 5.86 points, Estonia, with 4.67, and the Czech Republic, with 4.37.
A country at two speeds
The Italian data hides two different realities. Technological infrastructures rank sixth in Europe. Innovation also accelerates, with an increase of 18.59 points compared to the previous year.
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