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Measuring Business Access to
Information & Communication
UNCTAD Expert Meeting on Measuring Electronic Commerce as anInstrument for the Development of the Digital Economy
Geneva, 8-10 September 2003
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ITU
! UN specialized agency for telecommunications
! Has been collecting statistics for 30 years! With fusion of telecommunications, computers and
broadcasting has expanded coverage to Information
and Communication Technology indicators (ICT)! Has expanded sources from administrative records
to include surveys
! Focus on accessibility and e-readiness hence
interest in ICT in business sector
!
See www.itu.int/ti
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Importance
0% 20% 40%
Finland
Canada
France
UK
Australia
Italy
USGermany
Japan
0 20 40
Austria
UK
Czech
Rep.
Finland
Lithuania
Latvia
EstoniaBelgium
Ireland
Contribution of ICT to outputgrowth, 1995-99, Percent
Percent of Internet users who
only access from work, 2002
Source: ITU adapted from OECD, SIBIS.
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What to measure
Benefits & BarriersE-commerce!Purchases
!Sales
Use!Type of connection
!Uses
!Web site
Access!PCs
!Internet access
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Methods
! Sample survey
"
OECD, ModelQuestionnaire on ICT
Usage and Electronic
Commerce in Enterprises
" Eurostat, Pilot Survey
" National
! Universe
"
Size (by employees)! Micro (< 5)
! Small (5 9)
! Medium (20-99)
! Large (100+)
" Industry type
! Primary
! Manufacturing
! Services
Often
excluded
Often
excluded
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Size, Example from New Zealand
75
89
95
79
Micro
Small
Medium
Large
New
Zealand
50 employees
6-19 employees
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
Firms Staff Output
Micro
Large
Small
Medium
Businesses with InternetPercent, June 2001
Business indicators byemployment size
Source: ITU adapted from Ministry of Economic Development (New Zealand),
Statistics New Zealand.
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Good coverage of developed economies
for access indicators
01020304050607080
90100
Denm
ark
Finland
Swe
den
Aust
ralia
N
ew
Zea
land
Au
stria
No
rway
Netherlands
Portugal
Italy
Can
ada
S
pain
United
Kingdom
Luxemb
ourg
Gre
ece
Have Internet access Have own Web site
Note:All businesses with 10 or more employees except Canada.
Source: ITU adapted from OECD (beginning 2001).
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Asian Tigers and some Economies in
Transition also have data
0
10
20
30
4050
60
70
80
90
100
HK, China Korea,
Rep.
Taiwan,
China
Singapore
PC
Internet
Web site
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
Estonia Latvia Lith. Poland Russia
PC
Internet
Web site
Source: ITU adapted from FIND 2002 (Taiwan, China), IDA 2002 (Singapore), C&SD 2002
(Hong Kong China), NCA 2001 (Korea, Rep.) & Baltic Information Society Statistics (right chart).
Businesses with ICTs, Percent
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Scarce data for developing nations &
comparability questionable
0
1020
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
Mexico Peru
PC
Internet
Web site
0
1020
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
PC Internet Web site
Source: ITU adapted from OECD, INEGI (Mexico, 1999, all firm sizes) and INEI (Peru,
2000, 5+ employees) & NCB (Mauritius, 2001, 10+ employees).
Mauritius
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Some studies particularly for SMEs
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
Tanzania Kenya
Phone
Fax
PC
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
Sri Lanka Thailand Phil. Indonesia
PC
Internet
Web site
Africa, 2000 Asia, 2001- 2002
Source: ITU adapted from ZEF, The Role of ICT for the Performance of SMEs in East
Africa & The Asia Foundation, Regional Survey of SMEs use of eCommerce.
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Proxies
! Domain registrations in the .com.cc domain
! Business Internet subscriptions
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Business Digital Divide
11
32
60
22
68
0
1020
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
Micro Small Medium Chile EU average
Internet access in Chilean micro, small and medium sized firms,2001, percent
Source: ITU adapted from INE Chile and Eurostat.
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Conclusions
! Need to enhance visibility of existing surveys
! Disseminate model questionnaire! Reinforce statistical capacity
! Focus on access indicators as first step" Businesses with PCs
" Businesses with Internet access
"
Businesses with web page! Target of at least 100 countries with data by
2005