 Digital Economy - E-Government
Synopsis
Many countries around the world are now well aware of the importance of e-government and many governments have shown leadership in developing online services. The benefits of e-government applications can include cutting costs and improving processes and information flow - but one of its primary aims is to improve customer service for citizens. Attention is now turning towards new initiatives such as integrating social media tools or adopting cloud computing services. This report provides broad information on e-government development and identifies the leading governments around the world. It discusses common applications and the benefits and barriers to e-government.
Last Update: 14 Oct 2009 Number of Pages: 10
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Digital Economy - E-Health
Synopsis
E-health is rapidly shaping up as one of the key killer apps on the truly high-speed broadband networks and millions of people around the world can potentially benefit from e-health applications. In the western world we are facing a massive dilemma in relation to healthcare. New technologies and knowledge has resulted in increased life expectation and improved lifestyles. The cost of this however is enormous, and we simply can no longer afford to finance these huge advancements through the public health systems. In countries with proper broadband infrastructure, we see e-health shaping up as a way that will allow us to enjoy these advances in medical technology and medical services, at a more affordable cost. This report provides an overview of the key developments occurring in the e-health market, including analysis and broad global statistics.
Last Update: 7 Oct 2009 Number of Pages: 14
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Digital Media - Broadcasting - Digital TV, HDTV, Interactive TV & STB
Many countries are switching from analog to digital, as government mandated switch over dates approach. As the developed world moves towards all-digital broadcasting, it is expected that the Set-top box will eventually be replaced by newer technology or integrated into existing platforms. This report provides an overview of digital TV including information on set-top boxes, HDTV and interactive TV. It includes observations on market developments and a brief overview of developments at a regional level. Broad global statistics and forecasts for digital TV are also provided.
Last Update: 11 May 2009 Number of Pages: 14
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Digital Media - E-Commerce, E-Payments & E-Banking
Synopsis
China has more Internet users than the USA in 2009 and these two markets, among others, now offer significant opportunities for those operating in the e-commerce space. While the economic slowdown is curbing e-commerce growth somewhat in most markets; there is evidence that so far the online retail market has remained steady due mostly to the lower prices offered via online shopping. Demand is also beginning to grow for alternative payment methods for e-commerce transactions, particularly in the developing markets. This report provides a global overview of the e-commerce market, including e-payments and e-banking. It also includes information on the emerging e-commerce market of China; USA and the leading online payment system, PayPal.
Last Update: 9 Sep 2009 Number of Pages: 15
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Digital Media - E-Education & E-Science
Synopsis
The Internet and associated Web 2.0 technologies has further broadened the quality and possibilities for remote education and the ‘virtual classroom'. Tele-education is also becoming increasingly important in training health professionals in remote areas. Corporations and universities are continuing to adopt e-learning solutions in an effort to lower costs and provide training and education to a wider audience. It is thought that the current economic environment will see e-learning growth being curtailed somewhat as companies reign in spending on non-essential training; however this climate may also promote e-learning as a cheaper alternative to classroom style training. This report provides an overview of e-education and identifies key trends. Brief case studies on Australia and the developing market of Africa are also provided. The report also introduces and analyses the concept of E-Science.
Last Update: 16 Oct 2009 Number of Pages: 12
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