"digital competitiveness" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a discussion about the ability of a company or country to thrive in a digital world. For example, "The country's digital competitiveness is essential for economic success in the 21st century."
For its time at the helm Latvia wants to focus European minds on three priorities: competitiveness, the digital single market and foreign policy.
The negotiations are part of Europe's Telecoms Single Market initiative, set out back in 2013, with the grand aim of boosting the region's global competitiveness and fostering digital jobs by reducing market fragmentation.
Both issues form part of Europe's Telecoms Single Market initiative which was set out back in 2013, with the aim of boosting the region's global competitiveness and fostering digital jobs by reducing market fragmentation.
— Mobile/MP3: Addition of DRM-free MP3s to Amazon.com 's store underscores our commitment to enhance the competitiveness of the digital marketplace. PlayNow, the Sony Ericsson service to which WMG added tunes in January, has greatly improved its user interface … and functionality from its previous incarnation, addressing key gating factors.
The EU has been trying to end roaming charges for what feels like forever several years — setting out its intention to end the fees in a 2013 reform plan (called the Telecoms Single Market initiative), with the aim of boosting the region's global competitiveness and fostering digital jobs by reducing market fragmentation.
The European Commission first set out its intention to end mobile roaming fees in a 2013 reform plan, called the Telecoms Single Market initiative — a part of the DSM, so also aimed at boosting the region's global competitiveness and fostering digital jobs by reducing market fragmentation.
We must get more girls and women into technology careers — it is critical to creating the talent pool needed for technology jobs of the future, it is essential to our competitiveness in the digital economy and it is simply the right thing to do to increase career opportunities for women.
Decreasing trust in the Internet impacts not just individual U.S. companies, but U.S. competitiveness in the digital economy.
Scattered across Europe's northern periphery, they know there is no point waiting for the world to come to them: hence their obsession with free trade, competitiveness and distance-shrinking digital technology.
Successive governments have been unequivocal about how vital digital skills and infrastructure are for our competitiveness.
