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    The document reports on digital technology adoption in Germany compared to the EU average across different sectors and firm sizes. It shows levels of adoption of technologies like 3D printing, robotics, and IoT in Germany and EU. It also examines the relationship between firms' digital intensity and management practices and expectations of increased digitalization due to COVID-19.

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    The document reports on digital technology adoption in Germany compared to the EU average across different sectors and firm sizes. It shows levels of adoption of technologies like 3D printing, robotics, and IoT in Germany and EU. It also examines the relationship between firms' digital intensity and management practices and expectations of increased digitalization due to COVID-19.

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    The document reports on digital technology adoption in Germany compared to the EU average across different sectors and firm sizes. It shows levels of adoption of technologies like 3D printing, robotics, and IoT in Germany and EU. It also examines the relationship between firms' digital intensity and management practices and expectations of increased digitalization due to COVID-19.

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    European Investment Bank

    Report Part Title: Germany

    Report Title: DIGITALISATION IN EUROPE 2020-2021:


    Report Subtitle: Evidence from the EIB Investment Survey
    Report Author(s): European Investment Bank
    Published by: European Investment Bank (2021)
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    Germany

    Adoption of digital technologies (% of firms), by sector

    100

    80

    60

    40

    20

    0
    Germany EU Germany EU Germany EU Germany EU
    Manufacturing Construction Services Infrastructure

    Single technology Multiple technologies

    Source: EIBIS (2020).


    Note: A firm is identified as digital if at least one advanced digital technology is implemented in parts of the business. See Box 1
    for the definition of digital technologies in EIBIS. Firms are weighted using value added.

    Adoption of different digital technologies (% of firms)

    60

    50

    40

    30

    20

    10

    0
    3D printing Robotics IoT Big data/AI Virtual reality Platforms Drones

    Germany EU

    Source: EIBIS (2020).


    Note: A firm is identified as digital if at least one advanced digital technology is implemented in parts of the business. See Box 1
    for the definition of digital technologies in EIBIS. Firms are weighted using value added.

    Digitalisation in Europe 2020-2021: Evidence from the EIB Investment Survey 53


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    Employment by firm size (% of employment) and digital adoption (% of firms), by
    firm size

    100 100

    80
    80
    60
    60
    40

    40 20

    0
    20

    Small

    Medium

    Small

    Medium
    Large

    Large
    Micro

    Micro
    0
    Germany EU Germany EU

    Micro Small Medium Large Single technology Multiple technologies

    Source: Eurostat and OECD Structural Business Statistics, and US Census Bureau 2017 (left panel). EIBIS (2020) (right panel).
    Note: Micro firms: 1 to 9 employees, small firms: 10 to 49 employees, medium-sized firms: 50 to 249 employees, large firms: 250+
    employees. A firm is identified as digital if at least one advanced digital technology is implemented in parts of the business. See
    Box 1 for the definition of digital technologies in EIBIS. Firms in EIBIS are weighted using value added.

    Firms’ management practices and firms reporting COVID-19 will lead to an increase
    in the use of digitalisation (% of firms), by digital intensity

    100 80

    80
    60
    60

    40 40

    20
    20
    0
    Germany EU Germany EU
    Strategic business Performance pay 0
    monitoring system Germany EU

    Non-digital Digital Non-digital Digital

    Source: EIBIS (2020).


    Note: A firm is identified as digital if at least one advanced digital technology is implemented in parts of the business. See Box 1
    for the definition of digital technologies in EIBIS. Firms are weighted using value added.

    54 Digitalisation in Europe 2020-2021: Evidence from the EIB Investment Survey


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