Digitally Enlightened
Digitally Enlightened is our new film series uncovering the stories of European innovators that are using the power of digital to drive positive impact in their community and across our continent.
Produced for DIGITALEUROPE by BBC StoryWorks Commercial Productions, this series of short documentary-style films explores real-life stories that are bridging the skills gap, sustainably transforming our ways of working and living, and strengthening the security of the online environment.
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Digitally Enlightened stories
“We are proud to be launching a series that brilliantly highlights the digital transformation we are seeing across Europe today. Understanding the commitment and drive that’s required by digital innovators to solve society’s challenges will hopefully increase awareness and encourage us to provide the right environment for innovation and collaboration to flourish.”
With the pandemic accelerating our collective online shift, digital technologies have been a lifeline for many – allowing us to keep learning, working, and staying connected to what really matters. Amidst the dramatic setback caused by the global crisis, many individual stories of strength and positive innovation have emerged.
“Digitally Enlightened” wants to shed a light on these extraordinary innovators – big and small – that, through the power of digital, are driving our continent forward and helping ensure our future is sustainable and inclusive.
The 13 mini-films making up the “Digitally Enlightened” series have been produced for DIGITALEUROPE by BBC StoryWorks Commercial Productions, the commercial content studio of BBC Global News, in collaboration with DIGITALEUROPE members and partners.
Disclaimer: DIGITALEUROPE is not responsible for any products or services showcased in the stories. Any opinions expressed in the films are those of the interviewees and brand partners and not DIGITALEUROPE.
