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The European E-Business Report 2004the first part of this report. The full case studies are included in the second series of Sector ImpactReports (August 2004 – available under ‘Publications’at www.ebusiness-watch.org).Industry statistics from secondary sourcesThe e-Business W@tch uses the Eurostat New Cronos Database as its main secondary source ofmacroeconomic statistical data about the sectors covered. Data from New Cronos are used asbackground information and for the elaboration of sector profiles in the first part of the Sector Studies.New Cronos is structured in nine parts (“themes”). Most of the data used for the sector studies arederived from theme 4 “Industry, trade, and services”, and here from the collection sbs (structuralbusiness statistics). Statistics were prepared by DIW Berlin, which obtained the most recent dataavailable from Eurostat in November 2003. Gaps in the official statistics resulting from missing data forindividual countries or the respective year in the time-series of a country were imputed based oneconomic calculations and estimates by DIW. Official statistics for industry-wide macro-economicindicators are at best available for 2001. For the new EU Member States, the most recent nationalaccounts are usually from 2000.Co-operation with industry experts in 2003/04As in 2002/03, the e-Business W@tch co-operated with a network of international experts possessingexcellent knowledge either of one of the sectors covered or of a special area of electronic business.Experts were charged with providing critical and constructive support and input in relation to thevarious tasks which had to be carried out in 2003/04.Experts with whom the e-Business W@tch has worked in 2003/04Name Organisation Area of expertiseDr. Dimitrios BuhalisDirector, Centre for eTourism Research (CeTR),School of Management Studies for the ServiceSector, University of Surreye-TourismDr. Enrico Colla International Research Centre for Retail and e-Commerce (CERIDICE) of the European School ofManagement, Paris; Negocia – Centre Internationalde Formation à la Vente et à la NégociationCommercialeRetailProf. Claudia Gramaccia University of Perugia, Faculty of Economics – SIGI Legal issues related toe-businessProf. Jozé GricarDepartment of Informatics & Director, eCommerceCenter, Faculty of Organizational Sciences,University of MariborE-business in the newMember StatesProf. Giuliano Noci Politecnico di Milano, Faculty of Engineering Textile industriesMr. Henry J. F. Ryan Lios Geal Consultants (Irl) Standardization issuesMr. Pim den Hertog andMr. Rob BilderbeekMr. Freek PosthumusDialogic (NL)NORMAPME (European lobby organization for SMEsat EEC level)Business servicesICT in the craft & tradesectorsDr. Thorsten Wichmann CEO Berlecon Research B2B marketplaces231
The European E-Business Report 2004A2.2 Publications of 2003/04The main publications of the e-Business W@tch – apart from this report – are the e-Business SectorImpact Studies. In 2004, two studies were published on each of the 10 sectors covered during thisperiod. Other publications include a pocketbook, a CD-ROM and the Chart Report. All publications areavailable at the website (www.ebusiness-watch.org).Sector Impact Studies and Newsletters of the e-Business W@tch 2004No. Sector Date1 Textile, clothing and footwear industries• Report I: The Quantitative Picture: Diffusion of ICT and e-business in Europe• Report II: Key issues, case studies, conclusionsMay 2004August 20042 Chemical industries• Report I: The Quantitative Picture: Diffusion of ICT and e-business in Europe• Report II: Key issues, case studies, conclusions3 Electrical machinery and electronics• Report I: The Quantitative Picture: Diffusion of ICT and e-business in Europe• Report II: Key issues, case studies, conclusions4 Transport equipment manufacturing• Report I: The Quantitative Picture: Diffusion of ICT and e-business in Europe• Report II: Key issues, case studies, conclusions5 Craft' and trade sectors• Report I: The Quantitative Picture: Diffusion of ICT and e-business in Europe• Report II: Key issues, case studies, conclusions6 Retail• Report I: The Quantitative Picture: Diffusion of ICT and e-business in Europe• Report II: Key issues, case studies, conclusions7 Tourism• Report I: The Quantitative Picture: Diffusion of ICT and e-business in Europe• Report II: Key issues, case studies, conclusions8 ICT services• Report I: The Quantitative Picture: Diffusion of ICT and e-business in Europe• Report II: Key issues, case studies, conclusions9 Business services• Report I: The Quantitative Picture: Diffusion of ICT and e-business in Europe• Report II: Key issues, case studies, conclusions10 Health and social services• Report I: The Quantitative Picture: Diffusion of ICT and e-business in Europe• Report II: Key issues, case studies, conclusionsMay 2004August 2004May 2004August 2004May 2004August 2004May 2004August 2004May 2004August 2004May 2004August 2004May 2004August 2004May 2004August 2004May 2004August 2004232
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