Last week we had a calendar filled with meetings of the League for Digital Boost, whose groups are dedicated to accelerating and streamlining the innovation processes we want to achieve as a country with a vision.

Viva Technology 2022, the biggest European startup and tech event is happening from June 15th-18th and we aren't left untouched. Instead we would like to inform you with incredible excitement, that SAPIE became ambassador and will participate in this summit in Paris this year.

We became a member of SME connect, we hope to shape a better business environment for SMEs on EU level.

It is critical for the region to plan its digital transformation with a specific vision and set of defined goals. The reform measures should focus not just on the digital legal framework or infrastructure nor create an overhaul of the approach by the governments in the region.

We are honored to take this opportunity and look forward to shaping the future events you can also participate in. We are also pleased to announce that as members of SAPIE you can take advantage of a 15% discount on paid events.

The roundtable discussion was organized this time in cooperation with the Polish ZPP association, which is a member of the League. The aim was to identify the main obstacles to the digitization of SMEs and to propose recommendations for policy-making.

We, the undersigned organizations, call on the European Commission to ensure that the flow of data within and across the Atlantic is provided with a clear legal framework that continues to support growth and competitiveness and keeps Europe digitally connected to the US.

The Digital Services Act (DSA) is a part of the European Commission’s vision for Europe’s digital future. It is also an opportunity to harmonise the online content in Europe and create a comprehensive legislation that could also set some global standards.

We, the digital industry of Central Eastern Europe, gathered around the initiative of CEE Digital Coalition, state our solidarity with Ukraine and its people, and express our utmost outrage in the light of invasion of a sovereign state, Member State of the Eastern Partnership and a dear neighbour of the Three Seas Initiative.

The dependence of companies and end users on the digital environment is constantly increasing, which also puts pressure on the regulation of rules in the field of data security (GDPR, cyber security) or their transmission.

We fully agree that the European startup ecosystem needs to join forces as a community and step up to respond to the opportunities and challenges that await our continent.

Small businesses and entrepreneurs are the backbone of any economy. Countries like Slovakia can lose a lot if they delay the activities to support digitization.

In 2022, the European Union (EU) will face key decisions that will have a significant impact on the progress of the digital transformation, but also on the overall development of the economy. In particular, it should focus on the substance within the digital space.

The recovery and resilience plan is one of the greatest opportunities to transform your business and increase your competitiveness through external financing. The effective implementation of these challenges and projects will be key to its successful implementation.

Our Czech Ambassador for The League for Digital Boost Petr Očko is doing amazing enlightenment of our project and the digitalization theme.

We remain deeply engaged in the topic of Digital Services Act and therefore we along with our foreign partners signed the joint letter ahead of European parliament plenary vote.

We have been nominated as the member for the Slovak Republic Council of the Government for Competitiveness and Productivity.

We are proud that our organization has been nominated as the member for the issues related to the implementation of the Recovery and Resilience Plan of the Slovak Republic.

"Slovakian small businesses and enterprises seek talented professionals that are missing across all regions!"
SAPIE and Amcham organized a roundtable where companies discussed about digital transformation and its main concerns not only that companies face but also problems that the government should solve.

Executive Director Michal Kardoš was invited to RTVS to discuss the Digital Services Act, which the EP wants to change.