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Tony MiriapodIn 2025, labour productivity per hour worked in Romania was 76.1% of the European Union average, while productivity per person employed was 87.1%. The gap is covered with hours: each employee in Romania worked 1,835.8 hours against an EU average of 1,604.2, that is 231.6 hours more.
Tony MiriapodIn 2025, 11.75% of firms in the European Union with at least 10 employees used written language analysis, the most widespread artificial intelligence technology. In Romania the same technology was used by 3.57% of firms, 8.18 percentage points below the European average.
Tony MiriapodIn 2025, 5.21% of Romanian firms with at least 10 employees used AI, against an EU average of 19.95%. Among those that use it, 35.16% apply it to organising administrative processes and 32.86% to marketing or sales. Only 3.12% of all firms use text, speech or code generation, and 94.35% use no AI technology at all.
Tony MiriapodIn 2024, 13.16% of Romanian firms with at least 10 employees had an IT specialist, against an EU average of 20.05%. Only 11.99% provided digital training for staff, and 39.35% of employed people had basic digital skills, against 67.40% in the European Union.
Tony MiriapodIn 2025, 24.94% of Romanian firms with at least 10 employees paid for cloud services, against an EU average of 52.74%. Only 6.21% use the cloud to run their own processes, and that is where automation starts.
Tony MiriapodThe national system processed 1.24 billion invoices in 2025, and 70.4% of ANAF's sanctions on digital systems were for RO e-Factura. Which workflow a small company can actually automate.
Tony MiriapodRomania ranks last in the EU for AI adoption in business: 5.21% in 2025. What the Eurostat data shows by company size, and what a small office can do today.
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