Location Factor (Digital) Sovereignty: Germany's Future in International Comparison
summary
A panel examines Germany’s digital sovereignty in healthcare, focusing on why digital tools (e.g., eHealth platforms, interoperable IT systems) are not being scaled across care despite available technologies and political support. The speakers analyze obstacles like workforce shortages, bureaucracy, and gaps in implementing legal frameworks, and discuss concrete steps for targeted, nationwide deployment of digital applications and collaboration among providers, vendors, and policymakers.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Digital sovereignty basics
- 4:13Germany's digital stance
- 5:19Healthcare data sovereignty
- 6:41Schwarz Group perspective
- 9:10Sovereignty requirements
- 11:17Investment and innovation
- 14:30Startup challenges
- 15:56AI regulation comparison
- 16:39EU regulation opportunities
- 19:49Regulation vs deregulation
- 22:54Over-regulation risks
- 24:40GDPR and cloud impact
- 25:46Interoperability standards
- 27:08USA vs Europe regulation
- 28:10Industry standards responsibility
- 30:33Policy wishes for Germany
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