ICT and e-Business in the Pulp, Paper and Paper ... - empirica

Pulp, paper and paper products
Exhibit 3-35: ICT and Innovation activity
Companies
with new
product
innovation in
2005
Share of ICTenabled
product
innovations
Companies
with process
innovation in
2005
Share of ICTenabled
process
innovations
Weighting scheme:
% of % of % of % of % of % of % of % of
empl. firms empl. firms empl. firms empl. firms
Pulp & Paper (EU-10) 42 30 34 33 45 27 59 54
Micro (1-9 empl.) 25 32 21 49
Small (10-49 empl.) 33 35 30 52
Medium (50-249 empl.) 44 34 48 67
Large (250+ empl.) 50 36 53 65
NACE 21.1 (p&p man.) 33 23 21 25 41 22 67 70
NACE 21.2 (converting) 46 32 38 35 47 29 56 50
All 10 sectors (EU-10) 32 24 50 45 32 20 75 63
Micro (1-9 empl.) 22 41 16 69
Small (10-49 empl.) 25 42 25 57
Medium (50-249 empl.) 33 45 38 71
Large (250+ empl.) 48 49 53 81
Base (100%)
firms using
computers
firms with product
innovation
firms using
computers
firms with process
innovation
N (for sector, EU-10) 964 359 964 331
Questionnaire reference I1 I2 I3 I4
Source: e-Business W@tch (Survey 2006)
Exhibit 3-36: The role of ICT for product and process innovation
Pulp & paper (EU-10)
All 10 sectors (EU-10)
50
40
Not ICT linked
ICT linked
50
40
Not ICT linked
ICT linked
30
30
20
10
0
20 13
10
Firms w ith
product/service
innovation in past 12
months
15
Firms w ith process
innovation in past 12
months
20
10
0
13 7
11 13
Firms w ith
product/service
innovation in past 12
months
Firms w ith process
innovation in past 12
months
Base (100%): Companies using computers. N (for sector, EU-10) = 964.
Weighting: in % of firms. Questionnaire reference: I1 – I4
Source: e-Business W@tch (Survey 2006)
80