Another Dane here, and that is absolutely not true. Where's your source to back up this claim? (I'll show you mine if you show me yours)

▲ Mashimo 7 hours ago | parent [-]

> Where's your source to back up this claim?

Feel. Having lived in Denmark and Germany. And working for the public sector.

MitID is just chefs kiss how many other countries can you log in to your bank, student loan, and local municipality with the same sso. Country wide app for local transportation tickets of different types. EPJ / Elektronisk Patient Journal has it's fault, but compared to other countries[2] yet again not that bad.

Shit man, even something simple has going to the doctor for blood tests. I think you can get the results on the same day via app. Maybe next day. In Germany[1] you have to wait a few days, then the Dr. calls you with the results and then you can ask him if he can mail it to you.

What in Denmark actually requires you to get physically to the municipality? Weddings? Even divorces work online. Compare that to Germany, Austria, Italy etc.

Why do you think Denmark is not one of the leading countries in digitalization?

    [1] Probably dependens on location / Bundesland.
    [2] https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elektronische_Patientenakte_(Deutschland)

Edit: Just looked at some real benchmarks. One from EU where they put DK at 7th out of EU27 https://composite-indicators.jrc.ec.europa.eu/explorer/indic... And one UN E-Government Survey from 2024 where they rank first. https://publicadministration.un.org/egovkb/en-us/Reports/UN-... (I just looked at an overview)

I can't say how accurate these lists are. But they match my observations. Nordics lead.

	▲	Quothling 6 hours ago \| parent [-]
		MitID is great. It was developed and is still largely operated by the banking sector though. Though to be fair, the public sector was wise enough to adopt it rather than build their own. If you look at actual public sector projects like the recent taxation system for property tax you'll find things are quite a bit different.