Latest digital transformation news and updates from Switzerland. AI-curated articles covering digital transformation topics.
New Digimonitor study reveals majority of Swiss residents now use AI tools, with significant age and gender gaps in adoption rates showing 79% usage among young adults versus 40% in over-55 age group.
Traditional over-the-counter services are disappearing from Swiss banks as financial institutions accelerate their transition to digital services, marking a significant shift in Switzerland's banking landscape.
New survey reveals 78% of Swiss support electronic voting implementation, with strong trust in Swiss Post as technical provider despite security concerns.
Switzerland's largest print newspaper announces transition to online-only format by end of 2025, marking significant shift in Swiss media landscape
20 Minutes, Switzerland's most-read print newspaper, announces end of physical edition by late 2025, marking significant shift in Swiss media landscape despite profitable operations.
House of Representatives approves transition to EU online visa application system, streamlining short-stay Schengen visa process while maintaining humanitarian exceptions.
20 Minuten announces end of print edition by 2025, affecting 80 jobs and marking complete digitalization of Swiss free press landscape.
Swiss lawmakers approve pilot project for electronic signature collection for initiatives and referendums, marking a significant step toward modernizing direct democracy.
Survey reveals 66% of Swiss residents have used AI systems like ChatGPT or Gemini, with adoption rates highest among young professionals and significant growth across all age groups.
Swiss retail banks drop to 27th place globally in digital services, falling significantly behind international competitors in implementing modern banking technologies.
Senate backs motion for implementing e-collecting system for popular initiatives, potentially transforming how democratic participation works in Switzerland.
Parliament clears final hurdles for state-backed electronic ID system, setting 2026 launch date with CHF100 million investment.
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