Digital skills

Digital Skills for Everyone: NJSZT Strengthens Commitment to an Inclusive Digital Society


The John von Neumann Computer Society (NJSZT) is reinforcing its commitment to building a more inclusive digital society, placing digital skills, equal opportunity, and social impact at the heart of its renewed strategy. As highlighted in a recent article published in IT Business, one of Hungary’s leading professional magazines, the Society’s new leadership aims to preserve its long-standing professional values while expanding initiatives that address social challenges through technology. 

SDD Report: Digital Skills Progress Continues, ICT Talent Shortage Still Present


The European Commission’s 2026 State of the Digital Decade (SDD) report shows that more than 60% of Europeans now possess at least basic digital skills, marking continued progress towards the EU’s 2030 digital transformation goals. The report also highlights growing adoption of advanced technologies by businesses, with AI use among companies increasing sharply during 2025.  

New Partnership to Strengthen AI and Digital Skills Across Romania’s Public Administration 


Romania’s public administration is entering a new phase of digital transformation, one shaped not only by software platforms and online services, but increasingly by artificial intelligence. In this context, ICDL Romania and the National Agency of Civil Servants (ANFP) have signed a strategic partnership aimed at building the digital and AI competencies required to support meaningful and sustainable reform. 

Cedefop Releases Special Issue on Human-centred Digital Transitions and Skill Mismatches


Cedefop has published a special edition of its working paper series examining how digital technologies, including artificial intelligence, are reshaping skill needs and mismatches across Europe’s labour markets. The volume brings together ten original studies by external researchers, offering the first in-depth analyses of the ESJS microdata. 

DigComp 3.0 Launches


The European Commission has released DigComp 3.0, the most updated version of the EU’s Digital Competence Framework, marking a significant step toward strengthening digital skills across education, employment, and society. 

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