On January 15, 2000, the European Academy of Engineering (EAE) responded decisively to the emerging dot-com era, a period characterized by the rapid growth of internet-based businesses and digital technologies. Recognizing the transformative potential of this digital revolution, EAE set out to shape a new digital landscape in Europe.
EAE's response involved convening leading experts in the field of technology and digital innovation. Engineers and tech visionaries gathered to explore strategies that would position Europe as a global leader in the digital age. EAE's role in fostering digital literacy, innovation-driven startups, and sustainable digital ecosystems was pivotal in navigating this transformative era.