Cagliari is among the most digitally mature Italian capital cities.

This is what emerges from the Survey on the digital maturity of the capital municipalities, carried out by FPA, a company of the DIGITAL360 group, for Deda Next, a Dedagroup company committed to accompanying the digital transformation of the Public Administration and public service companies, presented today at FORUM PA 2024.

The research, now in its sixth edition, offers an analysis updated to April 2024 of the state of progress of the main Italian municipal administrations in the digitalisation objectives identified by the national strategies, according to the Ca.Re model. (Change Realized) by Deda Next. A benchmark with which Municipalities can evaluate their level of maturity and an operational tool to measure the results achieved and direct new investments for the development of new generation digital services.

The result is a classification of the state of digital maturity of 110 capital administrations based on their positioning on three dimensions: the online offering of services (Digital public services), the integration of municipal systems with national platforms (Digital PA) and data and interoperability maturity, measured with the new Digital Data Gov index which replaces the previous Digital Openness. Within the third index, in this edition, measurements on the adoption of the SEND (Digital Notifications Platform) and PDND (National Digital Data Platform) platforms have also been integrated. Changes which constitute a further raising of the bar, after that already implemented in 2023, and which reflect the higher digitalisation objectives to which administrations are called today, as an effect of the goals set by the PNRR.

With an evaluation based on a score from 0 to 100, the analysis shows that Cagliari improves its general positioning by moving up the band and becoming one of the administrations with the highest digital maturity with a Ca.Re index. equal to 67. The performance is mainly the result of the results obtained in the first two dimensions: the Digital Public Services Index equal to 80 grows by 4% compared to the previous year, while the increase in the Digital PA Index is significant which with a score of 88 improves by 19%. On the new challenging Digital Data Index Gov gets a score of 33.