2013年全球信息技术报告（409页）

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 The Global Information Technology Report 2013

 

Contents

Preface v

Børge Brende and Robert Greenhill (World Economic Forum)

 

Part 1: The Current Networked Readiness for Growth and Jobs

1.1 The Networked Readiness Index 2013: 3

Benchmarking ICT Uptake and Support for

Growth and Jobs in a Hyperconnected World Beñat Bilbao-Osorio (World Economic Forum),

Soumitra Dutta (Cornell University), Thierry Geiger

(World Economic Forum), and Bruno Lanvin (INSEAD)

1.2 Digitization for Economic Growth and 35

Job Creation Karim Sabbagh, Roman Friedrich, Bahjat El-Darwiche,

Milind Singh, and Alex Koster (Booz & Company)

1.3 Convergent Objectives, Divergent Strategies: 43

A Taxonomy of National Broadband and ICT Plans

Robert Pepper and John Garrity (Cisco Systems)

1.4 The Importance of National Policy Leadership 53

Phillippa Biggs and Anna Polomska (ITU/UNESCO

Broadband Commission for Digital Development)

1.5 Fiber Broadband: A Foundation for Social 67

and Economic Growth Sean Williams (BT)

1.6 The Economic Impact of Next-Generation 77

Mobile Services: How 3G Connections and

the Use of Mobile Data Impact GDP Growth Chris Williams, Davide Strusani, David Vincent, and

David Kovo (Deloitte LLP)

1.7 Better Measurements for Realizing the 81

Full Potential of Health Information Technologies Elettra Ronchi (OECD), Julia Adler-Milstein and Genna R.

Cohen (University of Michigan), and Laura P. Winn and

Ashish K. Jha (Harvard School of Public Health)

1.8 Re-Establishing the European Union’s 93

Competitiveness with the Next Wave of Investment in Telecommunications Scott Beardsley, Luis Enriquez, Wim Torfs, Ferry

Grijpink, Stagg Newman, Sergio Sandoval, and Malin

Strandell-Jansson (McKinsey & Company)

1.9 The Big Opportunity for Inclusive Growth 101

Mikael Hagström and Ian Manocha (SAS Institute Inc.)

Part 2: Case Studies of Leveraging ICTs for Competitiveness and Well-Being

2.1 Colombia’s Digital Agenda: Successes 111

and the Challenges Ahead

Diego Molano Vega (Ministry of Information

and Communication Technologies of Colombia)

2.2 The Metamorphosis to a Knowledge-Based 119

Society: Rwanda

Alex Ntale (Rwanda ICT Chamber and Private Sector

Federation), Atsushi Yamanaka (Rwanda Development

Board-ICT/Japan International Cooperation Agency), and

Didier Nkurikiyimfura (Ministry of Youth and ICT of Rwanda)

2.3 E-Government in Latin America: A Review 127

of the Success in Colombia, Uruguay, and Panama

Miguel A. Porrúa (Organization of American States)

Part 3: Country/Economy Profiles

How to Read the Country/Economy Profiles.................................139

Index of Countries/Economies.......................................................141

Country/Economy Profiles.............................................................142

Part 4: Data Tables

How to Read the Data Tables........................................................289

Index of Data Tables......................................................................291

Data Tables...................................................................................293

Technical Notes and Sources 361

About the Authors 367

List of Partner Institutes 375

Acknowledgments 383