Digital Transformation : Digital Transformation
We live in a digital era where enterprises and authorities see the need to adopt digital technology to foster their work and adapt to new realities; digital transformation has changed the interaction between the public and private sectors while providing new channels for policymaking.
We see digital transformation as an important trend. As the Global Innovation Hub of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom, we aim to leverage our work to foster democracy through digital innovations, inclusive decision-making processes, a better understanding of technology, and the delivery of liberal values.
Along with these initiatives, we also recognize that digital transformation might bring challenges to democracy. For example, how disinformation campaigns grow to a larger scale and with broader impact, and how privacy and other rights are at stake with the help of digital technologies.
As part of our project work, we also propose policy papers on current issues, which always include policy recommendations for decision-makers.
News
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Digital Resilience of Taiwan and Estonia: Empowering Citizens and Boosting Global Collaboration amid Authoritarian Challenges
Taiwan and Estonia, both aware of their unique geopolitical challenges, have prioritized strategies against disinformation and cyber threats, placing a strong emphasis on digital resilience. The dialogue during the event underscored the critical role of both the public and private sectors in combating cyberattacks and the need for international cooperation among democratic allies facing authoritarian pressures.
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Strengthening Digital Resilience: What Can We Learn from Taiwan and Estonia?
Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom Global Innovation Hub (FNF Global Innovation Hub) hereby cordially invites you to join our event Strengthening Digital Resilience: What Can We Learn from Taiwan and Estonia
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Decoupling vs. De-Risking: The Interplay of Semiconductor Supply Chains and Geopolitics
On November 30, FNF Global Innovation Hub hosted a publication launch webinar for 'When Globalisation Meets Geopolitics in the Semiconductor Supply Chain.' The webinar featured the publication’s author, Dr. Chun-Yi Lee, an associate professor at the University of Nottingham, and Min-Yen Chiang, a research fellow at the Open Technology Fund, as a co-speaker.
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Webinar: When Globalisation Meets Geopolitics in the Semiconductor Supply Chain
Join us for the online publication launch event as we unveil a deep dive into the global semiconductor industry's intricate supply chain dynamics. Date and Time: 2023/11/30 17:00-18:30 (GMT+8)
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Taming the Digital Realm: Global Content Moderation Practices
In this in-depth publication on global content moderation practices, we explore the challenges and implications of regulating online platforms. Several authors highlight the importance of considering local socio-political and cultural contexts when enforcing content moderation, while others examine the delicate balance between regulation, digital rights, and freedom of expression.
