Finland: forecasted change in personnel in digitalization 2017-2018

This statistic shows the results of a survey conducted in Finland on opinions on forecasted changes in personnel in different areas of digitalization from 2017 to 2018. According to Finnish digitalization and logistics companies, the digitalization area most likely to increase in personnel is forecasted to be Internet of Things, with 74 percent of respondents. The digitalization area with the largest share of the respondents forecasting it to decrease is logistics, with 17 percent of respondents.

Forecasted change in personnel in different areas of digitalization among Finnish companies from 2017 to 2018

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Release date

June 2018

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Region

Finland

Survey time period

April 17 to May 9, 2018*

Number of respondents

92 respondents**

Supplementary notes

* The survey was conducted in two phases:
First as an Internet-questionnaire (April 17), in which the population was sent an invitation for the survey, and they were sent reminders two times (April 24 and April 26).
Second as an Internet-questionnaires with telephone information, in which the respondents were activated to take part in the survey by telephoning them once (April 30 to May 5).
Information was collected from April 17 to May 9.

** Respondents were of businesses of the following sizes:
Big enterprises (revenue in 2016 over 50 million euros) n=36
Medium enterprises (revenue in 2016 2-50 million euros) n=28
Small enterprises (revenue in 2016 less than two million euros) n=28

The number of respondents answering the question was as follows:
Internet of Things n=48
Big data n=37
Robotics n=22
Intelligent transportation systems n=11
Cyber security n=17
Logistics n=10

The source does not provide information on the original wording used during the survey. Thus, the wording chosen for this statistic may differ slightly from the one in the survey.

Percentage points exceeding 100 percent are probably due to rounding.