Insights

Has the EU developed the world’s most advanced rights-based framework for the digital transition? Read the article.

In the Future Network Services (FNS) 6G programme, businesses, knowledge institutions and government bodies work together to drive innovation. Paul Wijngaard shares how public-private ecosystems contribute to successful and impactful innovation.

Which approaches help develop effective and responsible policies for complex societal challenges? That was the question the Dutch Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security and Nature (LVVN) posed to TNO Vector.

Generative AI offers opportunities for the Dutch government, but also calls for greater digital sovereignty. Open-source models and European alternatives are crucial in this regard, although these terms are not always clearly defined.

Insight into analytical frameworks and decision-making criteria for strategic choices across sectors and markets.

The Netherlands and Europe want to strengthen their strategic autonomy. This requires more physical space for energy, food, defence and security.

The Netherlands needs more patient capital and stronger collaboration between government, investors and entrepreneurs to successfully scale up innovative solutions.

More cables won't solve grid congestion. The real challenge lies in making smart choices about scarcity and the energy system of the future.

Climate change, the energy transition and polarisation are often described as complex - or even wicked - problems.

Digital sovereignty sometimes sounds like a call to do everything yourself, but during the breakout session at the Vector Symposium it became clear that this misses the point.

Labour productivity is one of the key conditions for earning capacity. The Netherlands is lagging behind in both R&D investment and labour productivity growth.