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Let’s first look at what the Business Culture Complexity Index (BCCI) is.
It scores the business cultures of the top 50 economies of the world according to a specific algorithm created in conjunction with a team of mathematicians and then uses this data to assess the potential complexity or ease of a country’s business culture.
“The data points to a commercial culture based on the principles of freedom and ease, as opposed to laws, red tape and control”
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Now, what makes Denmark top the table? If you want the full story, find it here. If you are happy with the highlights, read on:
“In terms of the business culture, we see this egalitarianism expressed in the very flat organisational structures, which again make it that little bit more ‘open’ than in other cultures where hierarchies govern how, when and where things get done”
Denmark has been ranked the most digital country on several occasions by institutions such as Savills UK and the European Commission.
The country is, among other things, praised for its tech-savvy population, great connectivity, many digital public services for business, and outstanding use of digital technologies by enterprises.
“Denmark, for 2019, has reached an impressive 96.96% internet penetration rate which helps account for its status as one of the most digital countries in the world”
If you want to know more about IT/tech business opportunities in Greater Copenhagen, please contact Oliver Hall, Head of Fintech & AI Investments, via email: ohall@copcap.com or mobile: +45 21 84 74 44.
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