Lessons from other countries

Without any obligation, almost eight in ten new Korean flats received a certificate for fast internet. How does it work, what has it achieved, and what are its limits?

From the Korean certificate for fast buildings to the Spanish telecom rules, the French R2S label and the English Part R: we list the experiences from abroad and draw six lessons for the IT-Label.

There are standards for cabling and electrical installations, but no standard for the digital level of a building as a whole. The IT-Label aims to become that standard for the whole Benelux, together with real estate, IT professionals and government.

England anchored digital infrastructure in building regulations. What does Part R mean for the digital delivery level of your building?

The UK treats AI as an infrastructure issue. What can the Netherlands learn from this before the AI economy chooses its locations?

Digitalisation does not stop at national borders. Data flows globally, cloud environments operate internationally and AI solutions work across continents. That is precisely why a universal standard for digital infrastructure quality is essential, and that is exactly what IT-Label provides.