Christian LAGGER

Borders in Europe have become relative. In fact not only in Europe but worldwide. As a result of digital media and digitalisation, Europe is in the world and the world is in Europe. This applies to quasi-real presence in the political, social, cultural, economic and medical arenas and elsewhere. The digital world has become a crucially important action space. Be digital or you will not be any more.

AUTHOR

Christian Lagger
Studied Theo­logy, Philosophy, Business Administration. 2001 to 2009 Episcopal Secretary of DDr. Egon Kapellari. Since 2010 Managing Director of the Elisabethinen Hospital, since 2016 spokesman for the Elisabethinen in Austria. Teacher at the FH Joanneum and at the University of Graz, corporate and management consultant. [Photo: © Stephan Friesinger]

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