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Nuovi trend del mercato tlc e loro
declinazioni all’interno e all’esterno
dei confini nazionali
Raffaele Giarda, Partner
Milano, 12 maggio 2016
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Il Digital Single Market come driver del
mercato – Panorama di riferimento
– La digitalizzazione impatta su…
– Opportunità di crescita, ma anche sfide  Agenda
Digitale 2010
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in 10 anni (2001-2011) digitalizzazione crea il 30% della
crescita del PIL europeo
– Ma con differenze forti  Digital Single Market 2015
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Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament,
the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the
Committee of the Regions 6.5.2015 COM(2015) 192 final + SWD
A digital single market strategy for europe
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6 maggio 2015: il DSM
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3 pilastri
1. Migliorare l’accesso ai beni e servizi digitali in tutta Europa per i
consumatori e le imprese
2. Creare un contesto favorevole e parità di condizioni affinché le reti
digitali e i servizi innovativi possano svilupparsi
3. Massimizzare il potenziale di crescita dell’economia digitale.
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16 azioni chiave che la Commissione dovrebbe attuare entro il 2016
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16 azioni chiave
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Primo Pilastro
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norme x agevolazione commercio elettronico transfrontaliero
ii.
protezione dei consumatori più rapida e omogenea
iii.
servizi di consegna dei pacchi
iv.
blocco geografico
v.
antitrust in commercio elettronico
vi.
legislazione su diritto d’autore più moderna ed europea
vii. revisione direttiva trasmissione via satellite e via cavo
viii. regimi IVA
Secondo Pilastro
i.
revisione della regolamentazione europea telecoms (ott. 2015 roaming e Net
Neutrality))
ii.
riesame quadro media audiovisivi
iii.
analisi ruolo delle piattaforme online
iv.
revisione direttiva e-privacy (aprile 2016 GDPR e direttiva fini di prevenzione)
v.
partenariato con l’industria sulla sicurezza informatica
Terzo Pilastro
i.
proposizione di iniziativa europea per il libero flusso dei dati
ii.
elaborazione di norme per interoperabilità
iii.
promozione di competenze digitali  e-Government e-Health
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Nell’ICT
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Commissione presenterà proposte nel 2016 per una revisione ampia del
quadro regolatorio, focalizzandosi su:
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politiche di gestione dello spettro
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eliminazione della frammentazione regolatoria per consentire economie di
scala per operatori di rete e fornitori di servizi efficienti e per un’efficace
protezione dei consumatori
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level playing field

incentivare investmenti in reti a banda larga ad alta velocità, con revisione
della Direttiva SU
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quadro regolatorio istituzionale più efficace
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Consultazione pubblica della Commissione sul ruolo delle piattaforme
(sharing economy, intermediari online etc.) chiusa il 6 gennaio 2016
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Alcuni dei trend preliminari osservati
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La grande maggioranza dei cittadini e delle imprese riconoscono i benefici
delle piattaforme online;
La grande maggioranza degli interpellati ritiene che il luogo in cui sono
residenti i dati personali influisca sulle loro strategie di business, sia a livello
individuale che d’impresa.
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Riconoscimento dei benefici dell’economia collaborativa
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Digital Scoreboard 2016:
Italy
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Italy's performance in the DESI 2016
Italy ranks 25 among EU countries.
It is part of the group of countries that are catching up.
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Connectivity: Fixed Broadband Coverage
In Italy, fixed broadband is available to 99% of households (97% in the EU).
NGA connections are available to 44% of Italian households (71% of European households).
Source: Broadband coverage in Europe, studies for the EC by IHS and Valdani, Vicari &
Associati (SMART 2013/0054)
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Connectivity: Rural Fixed Broadband Coverage
In Italy fixed broadband connections are available to 92% of households in rural areas
(91% of european households in rural areas).
Source: Broadband coverage in Europe, studies for the EC by IHS and Valdani, Vicari &
Associati (SMART 2013/0054)
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Connectivity: Fixed Broadband Take-up
53% of Italian households subscribe to fixed broadband (72% in the EU), and 5.4% of those
subscriptions are to a fast* connection (2.8% of Italian households).
30% of EU broadband subscriptions are to a fast* connection (22% of EU households).
Source: Eurostat and Electronic communications market indicators collected by Commission services,
through National Regulatory Authorities, for the Communications Committee (COCOM)
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* A broadband connection is considered to be a fast connection when it allows
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above 30 Mbps.
Dettaglio Accessi BB
Fonte: Osservatorio Trimestrale AGCOM #1/2016
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Connectivity: Fixed Broadband Price
In Italy the cheapest fixed (internet only) broadband connection allowing for speeds of 12-30Mbps
costs 1.8% of the average individual income (overall in the EU it costs 1.3%).
Sources: (access cost) Broadband Internet Access Cost (BIAC), annual studies for the EC
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VanInternational
Dijk; (income) real adjusted gross disposable income of households per capita
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Connectivity: Mobile Broadband Take-up
In Italy there are 75 subscriptions to mobile broadband per each 100 people (75 in the EU)
Source: Electronic communications market indicators collected by Commission services, through
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National Regulatory Authorities, for the Communications Committee
(COCOM)
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Connectivity: Spectrum
Italy has reached 65% of the EU goal for spectrum to be harmonised for use in mobile
Broadband.
In the EU as a whole 69% of the goal has been reached.
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Source: European Commission Services
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Human Capital: Internet Users
28% of Italians have never used the internet (16% in the EU)
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Source:
- Community survey on ICT usage in Households
and by Individuals
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Human Capital: Digital Skills
In Italy 24% of citizens have basic digital skills (27% in the EU)
and 19% have above basic digital skills (28% in the EU)
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Source:
- Community survey on ICT usage in Households
and by Individuals
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Human Capital: ICT Specialists in the workforce
In Italy ICT Specialists account for 2.5% of the workforce (3.7% in the EU).
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Source: Eurostat - Labour force survey
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Human Capital: Graduates in STEM (Science,
Technology and Mathematics)
Italy has 14 graduates in STEM per each 1000 people aged 20-29 years old (18 in
the EU).
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Source: Eurostat - Science and technology graduates by sex
Use of Internet
Italians, much like European citizens in general, perform a diverse set of activities online.
They use the Internet to consume content and media, to communicate, and to perform
transactions.
Source: Eurostat - Community survey on ICT usage in Households and by Individuals; IHS
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Technology databases - TV Media Intelligence Service.
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Integration of Digital Technology: Business
digitization
Businesses in Italy are adopting different digital technologies to enhance productivity,
such as sharing internal information electronically or using RFID, eInvoicing, Social Media and
Cloud.
Source: Eurostat - Community survey on ICT usage and eCommerce
in Enterprises
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Integration of Digital Technology: SMEs selling
online
In Italy 6.5% of SMEs sell online (16% in the EU).
5.2% of Italian SMEs sell online to other EU countries (7.5% in the EU).
Source: Eurostat - Community survey on ICT usage and eCommerce in Enterprises
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Integration of Digital Technology: SME Turnover from
eCommerce
SMEs in Italy obtain on average 8.2% of their turnover from eCommerce (9.4% in the EU).
Large enterprises derive on average 11% of their turnover from eCommerce (24% in the EU).
Source: Eurostat - Community survey on ICT usage and eCommerce in Enterprises
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Digital Public Services: eGovernment users
18% of Italian internet users have exchanged filled forms with the public
administration online,
whereas overall in the EU 32% of internet users have done so.
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Source: Eurostat - Community survey on ICT usage in Households and by Individuals
Digital Public Services: eGovernment service
sophistication
Italian online public services score 37 out of 100 in the Pre-filled Forms* indicator
and 85 out of 100 in the Online Service Completion** indicator (EU scores 49 and 81 respectively).
Source: eGovernment Benchmark.
* Pre-filled Forms measures to which extent data known to the public administration is pre-filled in forms
presented
to the user. ** Online Service Completion measures to which extent the steps in an interaction
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with the public administration – life event – can be performed completely
online.
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Digital Public Services: Open Data
Italy scores 485 out of 700 in the European Public Sector Information scoreboard,
against an overall score of 351 out of 700 for the European Union.
Source: The Public Sector Information Scoreboard is a ‘crowdsourced’ tool to measure the status
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of Open Data and PSI re-use throughout the EU.
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“Bringing down barriers to unlock online
opportunities”
– Servizi M2M ed IoT – Regolamentazione come volàno
del mercato
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Utilizzo in Italia di codici IMSI non italiani
– Regolamento UE n. 2021/2015 – in vigore dal 30 aprile
2016, abolizione tariffe di roaming dal 15 giugno 2017
– General Data Protection Regulation n. 2016/679 del 27
aprile 2016
– …more to come?
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