11 “Strategy for the Information Society Development of Montenegro 2020” is a digital development strategy which, along with the ICT technologies in the key development areas, also deals with the problem of the lack of the ICT skills, which significantly slows down the multiplicative effects that the modern technologies have on productivity growth. The strategic development tools are targeted to reaping the benefits brought by the modern technologies. The digital technologies enable the development of the commerce, enhance better use of capital and strengthen the national competitiveness. Rapid adoption of the digital technologies in the economy also signified the rapid diffusion of the benefits they have brought. The Internet has become an integral part of the national infrastructure, such as energy and transport, therefore becoming a factor of production in most segments of the modern economy. In this sense, Internet connection remains an important goal, but also a significant challenge which should contribute to the creation of a digital Montenegro, in combination with the selected strategic development tools. Broadband infrastructure, cyber security, human capital, digital business, e-inclusion, e-education, ehealth, e-government, as well as research, innovation and development are the backbone of the information society development of Montenegro. Broadband Internet access at high speed is no longer considered a luxury, but a basic infrastructure for the economic development of a country. Building adequate infrastructure for the fast and secure Internet represents a demand of the digital era, and only those countries that possess the infrastructure which can provide fast data transfer via Internet can count on economic growth. The target group of users are all citizens and the economy as a whole, which should be provided with available broadband, both in business and in everyday life, regardless of their location, education level, age or interests they have. This implies a greater density of broadband connections, the availability of sufficient speed and affordable price. Particular attention should be paid to the households in rural areas, which need broadband in order to be able to use the services of the information society, towards achieving the balanced development of all Montenegrin regions. Nowadays, the telecommunication sector is experiencing structural changes and it is still struggling with the unconnected national markets, the lack of regulatory consistency and predictability in the EU, especially regarding the radio spectrum, as well as the lack of the sufficient investment, particularly in rural areas. Those problems have been the focus