Digital Sovereignty of the State – a new white paper from the Public IT Competence Centre

In a white paper, the Public IT Competence Centre (ÖFIT) sets out how the state can manage digital dependencies and thereby achieve digital sovereignty. The policy paper outlines how the current situation in Germany can be analysed and sets out the strategies required to achieve the state’s digital autonomy.

Read the full article here: “Digital sovereignty of the state: What does it mean and how can it be achieved?”