Are you familiar with the above concepts? Technological developments in recent years have created challenges leading to a complete digital transformation of the world, Europe and Hungary. Digitalisation has an impact on communication, education and work.
The question is, how will individuals and businesses react to this change? Can they move away from traditional business models and embrace digitalisation? With the right preparation, it is possible to adapt successfully to changing circumstances.
“Digital competence involves the confident and critical use of information society technologies (IST) in the field of work, leisure time and communication. It builds on the basic skills in ICT: using a computer to retrieve, evaluate, store, produce, present and exchange information, and to communicate and participate in collaborative networks via the Internet.” (European Parliament and Council)
In the last 15 years, the number of internet users has quadrupled – more than half the world’s population. This shows that digital literacy is essential for success. As technology changes, more and more new high value-added jobs are being created where these skills are becoming core competences.
We can see that digital competencies are of paramount importance as they are prerequisites for innovation and growth. The European Commission has been paying particular attention to the identification and development of digital competences since 2005. How can I develop digital competences?
Becoming a digital business is not an end in itself, but a fundamental economic interest for all businesses, regardless of size or industry.
The later a business enters the path of digitalisation, its lag will be exponentially assessed over time.
Hungary has very good internet coverage, ranking 7th among EU Member States, highlighting the high level of 5G coverage.
The Hungarian population is becoming more comfortable and more willing to move online, with 80% of the population using the internet regularly by 2020, which is a 5% increase compared to the previous year.
The proportion of online shoppers among Internet users is increasing, so there is a strong purchasing power in the digital space every day.
The share of online shoppers across the EU in 2020 has been already at 71%. The share of online shoppers among Hungarian Internet users increased by 8% from 2019 to 2020, several times exceeding the growth rate at the EU level.
However, local small and medium-sized enterprises are lagging far behind their regional and EU competitors in terms of the digitalisation of business processes and the provision of digital commercial services.
A brief overview of the workshop into the world of IT. The 2x half-day course gives an insight into the world of IT and introduces participants to digital solutions helping them in running their business.
Comprehensive training for the development of entrepreneurial competencies. Online digiTall training in order to ensure efficiency and success of the operation of the business in the online space as well as on the online interfaces.
value-based decisions
collaboration and feedback in the online space
Electrical engineer, engineering teacher, programmer, system designer, project manager, IT consultant. He has spent the last 15 years working on software and hardware for factories. He lectures at conferences, holds workshops and trainings, and develops applications himself.
His imagination is most excited by the intersection of psychology, sociology, economics and IT. In his spare time, he experiments with teaching methods preparing for the unknown challenges of the future.
Melinda Miskey owner Gastrotherapy www.gastrotherapy.hu
I particularly recommend the 4-day DigITall training course of the SEED Foundation for self-employed people. With all the work we have to do, it’s a good idea to expand and deepen our knowledge in the field of computer technology and the online world.
The educational material is a very serious, i.e. a concise knowledge base, but you can always put questions if you don’t understand something at first. I liked that we tried a lot of things in practice right after the theoretical part. Sections on the security of my computer, my data were particularly useful for me, as well as what I need to do for example, in order to prevent a hacker from hacking my website.
If you don’t yet know what does exactly mean impact measurement, pinging, herringbone model or how to build a newsletter, don’t hesitate to register for the training.
Dóra AGÓCS managing director Eco-Cortex Ltd./Vinter www.ecocortex.hu
Cégünk 20 éves működése során mindig nagy hangsúlyt fektetett arra, hogy digitálisan felkészült legyen, illetve korszerű informatikai megoldásokat és During our 20 years of operation, our company has always placed great emphasis on being digitally prepared and using modern IT solutions and tools. That’s why I decided to take part in the 4-day training for further strengthening my preparedness.
The training was very effective and rich in information, the participants had the opportunity to discuss what was said with each other and with the trainer, and the online course was especially suitable for this.
Orsolya Böszörményi-Kovács managing director A-Necc Ltd. www.vedohalok.hu
I recommend SEED Digital Training to all those who want to broaden their horizons in corporate IT and digitize their company to meet today’s challenges. The training will give you lots of new and useful information that you can put into practice straight away, as well as digital methods for your business that are used by large companies.
In the person of András Soós, I got to know an extremely knowledgeable and prepared instructor knowing the answer to everything and helping the participants to learn and develop with endless patience.
