Jakub Dwernicki

Just returned from Lviv, where together with our team we held a series of meetings with local authorities, partners, and colleagues across the industry. The rhythm and atmosphere of the city are always inspiring. One of the key topics we discussed was the results of Uklon’s night service during curfew in Lviv, which we launched last November. Soon we will be marking a year since this became possible. In my op-ed for Ekonomichna Pravda (link in the comments), I shared reflections, interesting statistics, and conclusions on why it is important to scale this experience of operating the service at night in Lviv to other cities. A few numbers from 10 months of this successful experiment: Uklon partner drivers in Lviv completed 250,000 night trips during curfew. Unsurprisingly, the most frequent destination was the railway station. Nearly 2,000 rides were made to hospitals, veterinary clinics, and pharmacies. The average price of a night ride with Uklon was only 20% higher than the average daytime cost - debunking the myths about “sky-high” night prices. Our experience in Lviv has proven that night rides across the city can be legal, transparent, and safe. It is time to return this accessibility and trust to the people of Kyiv and the guests of the capital.

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Estonia presents a unique scenario in digital advancement: while nearly all public services are accessible online, the business sector's digital integration lags far behind. According to #DESI 2022, Estonia excels in digital public services, ranking first among EU countries. However, in business integration of digital technologies, Estonia ranks 15th, indicating a disparity between public and private sector digitalisation. #AI use in Estonia is even fewer — 5.2% of companies (but still best in the Baltics). In 2023, over half of Estonian enterprises utilised cloud solutions, and approximately 56% of SMEs achieved at least a basic level of digital intensity. This contrast may stem from the demographic composition of Estonian enterprises. Over 90% of these businesses employ fewer than 10 people. These smaller entities often face resource constraints, making it more challenging to adopt advanced digital tools. Estonia recognises the situation and, to address this imbalance, has launched initiatives like #AILEAP. This program collaborates with tech companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic and aims to equip high school students with AI skills. It prepares the future workforce for a digitally driven economy and could accelerate business sector digitalisation in the coming years. To conclude, although Estonia is at the forefront of digital public services, there is an acknowledged necessity to boost digital adoption in the business sector to leverage the advantages of a complete digital society fully. https://lnkd.in/g62J8dWm #aieducation #AITransformation

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Building the Future: Four New Factories, A Stronger Lithuania Teltonika is proud to announce the launch of four new state-of-the-art factories, supported by two newly developed city streets — Ditvos and Svylos — complete with a new roundabout to improve infrastructure and connectivity. These investments will create 1,250 new jobs and triple our production output from 10 million to 30 million electronic devices annually. This significant expansion will drive us toward achieving €1.5 billion in annual revenue in the near future. Upon the completion of our technology park, the electronics industry is poised to become one of the Top 3 industrial sectors in Lithuania, strengthening our nation's position as a leader in innovation and manufacturing. The future is being built today — and we are just getting started.

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