INFLUENCE OF DIGITAL AGENDA FOR EUROPE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL SERVICES IN ROMANIA. EVOLUTION AND OBJECTIVES
INFLUENCE OF DIGITAL AGENDA FOR EUROPE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL SERVICES IN ROMANIA. EVOLUTION AND OBJECTIVES

Author(s): Ioana Marinela Gavriluta (Turta), Grigore Nepotu, Maria-Simona Cuciureanu
Subject(s): Economy, ICT Information and Communications Technologies, EU-Legislation
Published by: Editura Universităţii »Alexandru Ioan Cuza« din Iaşi
Keywords: Digital Agenda; Digital Services; European Union; Romania;
Summary/Abstract: The European Union attaches great importance for digitization, in the complex sense, from ensuring digital infrastructure, the digitization of public services and the private environment and the assurance of ICT specialists needed for this process. At European level, the Digital Agenda for 2020 and for 2030 were created, Romania needs to rally with the objectives set at European level and to develop projects and strategies in order to digitize Romania. The European Digital Agenda provides the common vision for the member countries of the European Union and the financial support through financial instruments in the exercises scheduled by the European Commission to develop the necessary infrastructure for the digitization and improvement of specialists. This study will focus highlighting the evolution of digitization in Romania considering the two European digital agendas and the objectives assumed at European level. The state of digitization in Romania can be seen by analysing specific European indicators such as the index of the economy and digital society, but also by analysing the fields of action such as e-government, eCommerce, digital infrastructure and ICT in education, health, culture and e-Inclusion. Digitization in Romania is stimulated for the digitization process due to membership of the European Union and because society faces new challenges, to which public authorities must respond with ample and complex reforms. Thus, the paper will highlight the objectives assumed by the National Strategy for the Digital Agenda and the state of their fulfilment.

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