Digital Social Inclusion.
Internet Access for Everyone: Why It Is Important?
The digital revolution is leading to a dramatic social and cultural transformation of our society, particularly in terms of economic and labour market structures. In the future, knowledge will be the most important resource for guaranteeing economic growth in our country, and most jobs will be related to the processing of data and knowledge in one form or another. In this respect, it is important that the labour market be able to respond flexibly to the demands of the new economy and provide a sufficient number of well-trained people. Up to now, this has not been the case. One of the reasons is that too many people are reluctant to learn new professional and social skills.
Current studies show that so far, a large number of groups and individuals from all social classes have shown either little or no interest in using the Internet. However, the Internet already plays a key role in many business and work processes today, and its importance will continue to grow in the future. It has also become an integral part of education and training. It is therefore crucial that we work to prevent a situation where our society is divided into those individuals integrated into modern business and work processes and those who lack the requisite professional and social skills. There are no easy answers here, but there are ways and methods that appear feasible for overcoming the digital divide.
