香港—資訊社會 - 「數碼21」資訊科技策略

2.21 2.21 The value of business receipts from selling1,396 goods, services or information through electronicmeans totalled at $139.6 billion in 2008,1.69%representing of the total business receipts ofall selected industry sectors. Analysed by type of52.0% electronic means used, about 52.0% of the45.1%e-commerce business receipts were through Internet60.5%2.14 and 45.1% were through designated private network.When analysed by customer group, business receiptsfrom consumers constituted 60.5% of the totale-commerce receipts. (Table 2.14)(d)(d) Delivery of goods, services or informationthrough electronic means2.22 2.22 Delivery of goods and services in digital formand placing information on the Internet about anestablishment or the goods and services it sold are both considered to be delivery of goods, services orinformation through electronic means.2.23 20.1% 2.23 In 2009, about 20.1% of the establishmentshad delivered their goods, services or informationthrough electronic means in the twelve months29.3% before enumeration. Of those, the percentages75.4% 2.12.8A were higher for establishments in the financing,2.8Binsurance, real estate and business services sector(29.3%) and for large establishments (75.4%).(Tables 2.1, 2.8A and 2.8B) Use of Digital Certificates2.24 2.24 As at end-March 2009, there were tworecognised Certification Authorities under theElectronic Transactions Ordinance. They were theHong Kong Post Certificate Authority and theDigi-Sign Certification Services Limited.2.25 2.25 As regards the use of digital certificates14.4%(D-certs) in the business sector in 2009, 14.4% ofthe establishments had D-certs in the twelve months0.5% before enumeration. Among those without D-certs, 2.15 2.16only 0.5% had planned to apply for one.(Tables 2.15 and 2.16)32Hong Kong as an Information Society 2009