New data shows the Commission is
on track to complete 95 of its 101 digital actions by 2015, which shows
good progress. EU citizens and businesses are going online more,
shopping more and they have greater confidence and skills in ICT.
However, they often lack the high speed broadband – especially in rural
areas - to satisfy this digital appetite; and the looming digital skills
gap is still a big problem (see MEMO/14/383).
European Commission Vice-President @NeelieKroesEU said: “Most
Europeans now live digital lives and they are hungry for more. We have
solved the internet access problem. But the digital skills gap persists.
Unless we all do more, we will face a digitally illiterate underclass
in Europe."
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