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15-April-2005
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This report was prepared as an input by the OECD to the United Nations Working Group on Internet Governance (WGIG).
10-May-2004
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Korea is facing the challenges of moving from high levels of new ICT infrastructure availability to ensuring effective use and reaping the economic benefits from ICT diffusion to business.
10-May-2004
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Finland is well into the diffusion stage of the S-curve of ICT use in business. Levels of basic ICT "readiness" in business are well above the OECD average and ICT investment both in equipment and ICT skills remains high.
5-May-2004
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Switzerland is well-advanced along the diffusion curve of ICT use in business. Levels of basic “readiness” (see IT Outlook 2002, 2004) are high, and it is well equipped with the necessary hardware, both information technology and communications technology. However diffusion is uneven and ICT impacts on business may be lower than expected based on the average levels of equipment and diffusion. Switzerland tends to be a follower in
How precisely does ICT affect economic growth and the efficiency of firms? How well can these impacts be measured? And under which conditions do the impacts of ICT emerge?
The key themes of this one day Forum provided the basis for OECD governments and other stakeholders to identify the benefits and limits of PETs for businesses and individual users, and better envision how the development and use of such tools should be further encouraged at the global level.
From 1999 to 2002, the OECD published annual reports, produced and submitted by OECD member countries. In 2003, the Committee on Consumer Policy decided to discontinue publishing these reports.
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13-January-2004
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Broadband Internet is providing not only text, data and images, but also entertainment content, resulting in a process whereby Internet (telecommunications) and broadcasting applications are starting to converge.
12-January-2004
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The purpose of this report is to examine the pros and cons of the assignment of spectrum based on auctions and assignment based on a comparative selection (beauty contest).
Using a common analytical framework developed by the OECD's E-Government Project, this report is the first in a series of national e-government reviews that will look at ICT use in government and its implementation challenges and governance implications.
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