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Section II: The European e-Business Scoreboard 2004Chart 2-9:Business servicesNACE Rev. 1: 74D.3D.4A.1A.2A.3A1.5D.2A.40.5-0.5D.1B.1D-1.5BC.4B.2Chart 2-10:Health and social servicesNACE Rev. 1: 85.11+12, 85.3C.3C.2C.1B.4B.3The business services sector is a good proxy to the average diffusion of ICT and e-businessacross the economy in many respects. Firms from the sector possess a comparatively modernICT infrastructure. The deployment of complex software systems such as ERP or SCM systemsis less likely among the predominantly small companies from the sector.D.2D.1C.4Max Average Business services Max Average Business servicesD.3C.3D.4C.2A.1C.1A.2B.4A.3B.3A.4B.1B.2As in 2001/2002, the health and social services sector again shows the lowest summaryscores of all economic sectors as measured by the e-Business W@tch. The gap betweenperceptions of relevance and importance, as well as with respect to applications and usagebetween small and large organisations, remains very high.DCA1.5Max Average Health services Max Average Health services0.5-0.5-1.5CBSource: e-Business W@tch (Survey 2003) Source: e-Business W@tch (Survey 2003)Scoreboard dimensions: (A.1 – A.4) ICT infrastructure in the fi rm, (B.1 – B.4) Internal business process automation,(C.1 – C.4) Electronic procurement and supply chain integration, (D.1 – D.4) Electronic marketing and sales.Charts are based on fi gures from the e-Business Survey 2003 (EU-5), weighted by employment.Max = maximum indexed value for one of the 10 sectors benchmarked.Average = mean value for all 10 sectors. 1 = standard deviation, (+/-)49
Section III: 20 indicators on ICT and e-businessChart 3-1:Firms using a LANChart 3-2:Internet accessTextile50Textile82Chemicals83Chemicals98Electronics89Electronics98Transport equ.88Transport equ.99Retail51Retail80Tourism49Tourism90ICT services87ICT services98Business services68Business services97Health services42Health services72Crafts & trade30Crafts & trade770-9 empl.300-9 empl.7510-49 empl.5610-49 empl.9150-249 empl.7750-249 empl.97250+ empl.88250+ empl.97Total (EU-5)61Total (EU-5)88DE65DE91Source: e-Business W@tch (2004)ES58FR60IT54UK64EE70PL360 20 40 60 80 100Source: e-Business W@tch (2004)ES87FR83IT90UK88EE95PL780 20 40 60 80 100Based on survey question A6e: “… Please tell me if yourcompany uses this application or not: (e) a Local Area Network,that is a LAN. A LAN is a network connecting computers in onebuilding or site.”Base (100%): all enterprisesWeighting: Figures for sectors, countries and total are weightedby employment; fi gures for size-bands in % of fi rms.Based on survey question A2: “Does your company haveaccess to the Internet?”Base (100%): all enterprisesWeighting: Figures for sectors, countries and total are weightedby employment; fi gures for size-bands in % of fi rms.50
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