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27-29 May 2008 2008 Global Event on Measuring the Information Society, Geneva
EUROSTAT ICT usage surveys
Albrecht Wirthmann – Information society statistics
[email protected]://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/ict
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Outline
Political Context Legal instruments for data collection Basic characteristics of IS surveys
– Enterprises– Households and individuals
Further developments and issues
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Political Context
Renewed Lisbon Strategy of the European Union for economic growth and employment
I2010 strategy as successor to eEurope 2005– Comprehensive strategy for the ICT and media sector– Single European Information Space– Innovation and Investment in ICT research– Inclusive European information society
I2010 benchmarking framework (April 2006)– Annual European Information Society progress report
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Information Society Statistics
Legal basis– Framework Regulation 808/2004 concerning Community
Statistics on the Information Society– Annual implementing Regulations,
e.g. Commission regulation 847/2007 for the 2008 survey
Preparation of annual Regulation– Task force meetings with data users and producers
– Agreement at working group meetings
– Formal consultation of European Commission Services
– Formal consultation of Statistical Programme Committee (Member States of European Union)
– Adoption by European Commission as Implementing Regulation
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Basic characteristics of IS surveys
2 annual surveys on ICT usage– in enterprises– in households and by individuals
Eurostat model questionnaire Methodological manual Definition of transmission format Quality assurance and reporting Statistics are published in reference year Geographical coverage is European Union + EEA
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Enterprise survey
I2010 core variables– Basic connectivity and ICT adoption
Specific modules– Interaction with public administration (e-
government)– Skills and digital literacy (2007)– e-Business (2008)– e-Commerce (2009)– Security (2010)
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Enterprise survey
Scope– Enterprises >= 10 persons employed– NACE section D – K + division 92,93
Sample size– 107000 enterprises in 2007
Breakdowns– Classes of economic activity– Size of enterprise (person employed)
ca. 65 Variables, 5 background variables
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Household survey
I2010 core variables– Access and use of computers– Access and use of Internet
Specific modules– e-government– Skills and digital literacy (2007)– Advanced services (2008)– E-commerce and trust (2009)– Security (2010)
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Household survey
Scope– Households, Individuals with age 16-74 (optional 12-15)
Sample size– 150000 households in 2007
Social-demographic background variables– Age, gender, educational level, employment situation,
occupation, household composition, household income, urbanisation
> 140 collection variables + 11 background variables
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ICT Usage Surveys 2009
Enterprises– E-Commerce as special module according to i2010
benchmarking framework– Introduction of NACE Rev 2– Emphasis on e-business and e-commerce– Definition of e-commerce– Additional module on Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
Households / Individuals– E-Commerce and trust as special module according to i2010
benchmarking framework– Transmission of micro-data on voluntary basis
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Future
Further developments– Successor to i2010 strategy
– Amendment of existing framework regulation
– Specific Issues
• Introduction of NACE Rev 2
• Inclusion of additional age groups
• Discussion on e-commerce definition
– Collaboration with OECD
– Collaboration within Partnership
Additional Information at IS section of Eurostat website– http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/ict
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I2010 benchmarking framework (1)
Monitoring the European Information Space– Development of broadband
• Households and enterprises with broadband access
• Internet access by device
– Advanced services
• Regular Internet users
• Specific online activities
– Security (Special Module)
– Impact
• Indicators on growth of ICT sector
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I2010 benchmarking framework (2)
Monitoring of Research and Business Innovation– Investment in ICT research
– Adoption of ICT by Businesses– Usage of computer, LAN, Intra-, Extranet, Open source operating
systems
• e-Commerce – Enterprises receiving orders or purchasing over computer networks
• e-Business– Link of internal and external business processes
– Use of CRM
– e-invoices and e-signatures
– Secure transactions
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I2010 benchmarking framework (3)
Monitoring of Research and Business Innovation– Impact of adoption of ICT by Businesses
• Investment and expenditures in ICT
• Productivity impact
• Employment and skills– Employees with ICT user and ICT specialist skills
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I2010 benchmarking framework (4)
Monitoring of Inclusion, public services and quality of life– Inclusion
• Disparity index– Reasons for not having Internet or broadband at home
– Place of access to the Internet
• E-Accessibility
• Digital Literacy
– Public services
– E-Government
• Enterprises and individuals interacting with public authorities via the Internet
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I2010 benchmarking framework (5)
Specific modules– Households and Individuals
• Skills and digital literacy (2007)
• Advanced services (2008)
• e-Commerce and trust (2009)
• Security (2010)
– Enterprises
• Skills (2007)
• e-Business (2008)
• e-Commerce (2009)
• Security (2010)