Learn how to navigate and maximize the Digital Evolution Index 2025 interactive dashboard in this comprehensive walkthrough. Understand global digitalization trends and compare country progress with this powerful data visualization tool.The Digital Evolution Index 2025 charts the progress 125 economies have made in advancing digitalization and enabling digital inclusion. Using 16 years of country-specific time-series data, the index provides crucial insights into the global digital economy.This video tutorial guides you step-by-step through the features of the interactive dashboard, showing you how to:Chapters
00:00 Introducing the Digital Evolution Index Dashboard
00:36 Understand Key Metrics: Digital State vs. Momentum
01:10 Navigate the Overview: Visualizing Zones & Key Drivers
01:39 Select Economies for Side-by-Side Comparison
01:46 Change Views & Filter Data: Interactive Map & Detailed Lists
03:01 Analyze Historical Trends: Track Progress Over 16 Years
03:12 Compare Performance: Using Driver & Median Benchmarks
04:00 See How Economies Rank Globally
04:06 Share Your Custom Analysis & InsightsWhether you are a researcher, policymaker, student, or business analyst, this guide will help you leverage the Digital Evolution Index 2025 dashboard to gain valuable insights into securing a more digitally advanced future.Digital Evolution Index Research page: https://digitalplanet.tufts.edu/digitalevolutionindex2025/
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