The majority of top executives from politics and business expect progress in digitization as a result of the change of government, according to a survey published on Monday. According to the survey by the Allensbach opinion research institute, 82 percent of the approximately 500 managers surveyed were convinced that the traffic light government would push digitization forward more decisively than the last cabinet of Angela Merkel (CDU). Only one percent answered undecided. A representative survey of citizens aged 16 and over yielded completely different results. Here, only 37 percent believed in a digitization push. 32 percent were negative, 31 percent were undecided. The population sees deficits above all in the administration and in the schools. Among the technological applications that the majority attach the greatest importance to are drones, 3D printers and artificial intelligence. Around every second person believes that self-driving vehicles will be among the most important technologies.
Traffic light coalition – decision-makers expect more digitization – economy
