An Economic Assessment of ICT-Related Industrial Policy - empirica

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European Commission, DG Enterprise & Industry e-Mail: entr-innov-ict-ebiz@ec.europa.eu, info@ebusiness-watch.org Impact Study No. 4/2009 An economic assessment of ICT-related industrial policy A Sectoral e-Business Watch study by empirica GmbH and DIW Berlin Final Report Version 4.0 December 2009 This report was prepared by empirica and DIW on behalf of the European Commission, Enterprise and Industry Directorate General, in the context of the "Sectoral e-Business Watch" programme. The Sectoral e-Business Watch is implemented by empirica GmbH in cooperation with DIW Berlin, IDC EMEA, Ipsos and GOPA-Cartermill based on a service contract with the European Commission.
Economic assessment of ICT-related industrial policy About the Sectoral e-Business Watch and this report Disclaimer The European Commission, Enterprise & Industry Directorate General, launched the Sectoral e- Business Watch (SeBW) to study and assess the impact of ICT on enterprises, industries and the economy in general across different sectors of the economy in the enlarged European Union, EEA and Accession countries. SeBW continues the successful work of the e-Business W@tch which, since January 2002, has analysed e-business developments and impacts in manufacturing, construction, financial and service sectors. All results are available on the internet and can be accessed or ordered at the SeBW website (www.ebusiness-watch.org). This is a report of a topic study about an economic assessment of ICT-related industrial policy. The study describes current practice of such policies, analyses policies for ICT innovation and adoption in companies, and draws conclusions for further development of industrial policies. The findings are above all based on a theoretical analysis, an expert survey, case studies, and expert interviews. Neither the European Commission nor any person acting on behalf of the Commission is responsible for the use which might be made of the following information. The views expressed in this report are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Commission. Nothing in this report implies or expresses a warranty of any kind. Results from this report should only be used as guidelines as part of an overall strategy. For detailed advice on corporate planning, business processes and management, technology integration and legal or tax issues, the services of a professional should be obtained. Acknowledgements Contact This report was prepared by empirica and DIW on behalf of the European Commission, Enterprise & Industry DG. The main authors were Stefan Lilischkis (empirica), Pio Baake and Irina Suleymanova (both DIW). The study is a deliverable of the SeBW, which is implemented by empirica GmbH in cooperation with DIW Berlin, IDC EMEA, Ipsos and GOPA-Cartermill, based on a service contract with the European Commission (principal contact and coordination: Dr. Hasan Alkas). The study team would like to thank Antti Eskola (Finnish Ministry of Trade and Industry), Paul Heidhues (University of Bonn), Philipp Köllinger (University of Rotterdam), Paula Swatman (University of South Australia), who were members of the Advisory Board in 2009, for their valued feed-back, comments and contributions to this study. For further information about this study or the Sectoral e-Business Watch, please contact: empirica GmbH Gesellschaft für Kommunikations- und Technologieforschung Oxfordstr. 2, 53111 Bonn, Germany info@empirica.com DIW econ GmbH Mohrenstraße 58 10117 Berlin Germany Sectoral e-Business Watch c/o empirica GmbH Oxfordstr. 2 53111 Bonn, Germany info@ebusinesswatch.org European Commission Enterprise & Industry Directorate-General D4 "ICT for competitiveness and innovation" entr-innov-ictebiz@ec.europa.eu Rights restrictions Material from this report can be freely used or reprinted but not for commercial purposes, and, if quoted, the exact source must be clearly acknowledged. Recommended quotation: "European Commission (2009): An economic assessment of ICT-related industrial policy. Impact study No. 4/2009. A Sectoral e-Business Watch study by empirica and DIW Berlin. Principal authors: Stefan Lilischkis, Pio Baake and Irina Suleymanova. Bonn/Berlin/Brussels." Bonn / Berlin / Brussels, December 2009 2
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