Productivity and the Digital Society
Atos’ Great British Enterprise series has demonstrated the power of digital technology to enable entrepreneurship and growth in every part the country. Now, as our economy goes through a period of unprecedented disruption, productivity improvements will prove critical in enabling both recovery and renewal. Britain needs to get back to the innovative ways that gave the world methods of mass production and led the world in productivity.
Digital technology provides the means to realise improvements in productivity within a #DigitalSociety, and could lead to a boost to the tune of £34bn a year for British industry. By allowing and encouraging technology to flourish, Britain can get back on the track to growth and unleash the tenacity, talent and trailblazing qualities of entrepreneurs across the land.
Productivity and the Digital Society – Explore our reports and opinions
Infographic: The Challenges & Opportunities for Great British Enterprise
If the UK can fully realise its digital potential, we can empower our businesses and kickstart a Productivity revolution. Discover the key facts and figures in our infographic
Productivity – News and Views
Boris built a digital London — now he must turbocharge digital Britain
June 30, 2020
With the economy slowly beginning to reopen as lockdown measures are eased, all eyes this week will be on the government’s plan for reigniting confidence and growth
…Three ways the Prime Minister can unleash the digital economy
January 14, 2020
Fewer than one in five UK firms are adopting internal digital infrastructure, well below the European average
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