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World Summit on Information Society; Tunis, 16-18 November 2005

World Summit on Information Society; Tunis, 16-18 November 2005. INFORMATION SOCIETY IN FIGURES. CZECH REPUBLIC & WORLD. Number of computers per 100 households in the Czech Republic; 1990-2004.

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World Summit on Information Society; Tunis, 16-18 November 2005

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  1. World Summit on Information Society; Tunis, 16-18 November 2005 INFORMATION SOCIETY IN FIGURES CZECH REPUBLIC & WORLD

  2. Number of computers per 100 households in the Czech Republic; 1990-2004 Source: Czech Statistical Office (2005)

  3. Share of Czech Households with the Internet Access at Home; 2003-2005 Source: Czech Statistical Office (2005), Surveys on ICT use in Households & by Individuals 2003- 2005

  4. Share of Czech Households with the Internet Access at Home by Type of Household, 1st Q 2005 Source: Czech Statistical Office (2005), Survey on ICT Use in Households & by Individuals 2005

  5. (share in total number of households with the Internet access at home) Structure of broadband connection in the Czech households (in %), 2005 Internet Connection Used by Czech Households; 2003-2005 Source: Czech Statistical Office (2005), Surveys on ICT use in Households & by Individuals 2003- 2005

  6. Share of Households in the European Countries Having Access to the Internet at Home; 2004 EU average: 43% Source: Eurostat, September 2005 (http://europa.eu.int/comm/eurostat/)

  7. EU average: 18% Share of Households in the European Countries Using Broadband Internet Connection at Home; 2004 Source: Eurostat, September 2005 (http://europa.eu.int/comm/eurostat/)

  8. Share of Czech Mobile Phone Users in the 1st Quarter 2005 Source: Czech Statistical Office (2005)

  9. Specific purposes of mobile phone use by Czech individuals aged 15+ in the 1st quarter 2005 Source: Czech Statistical Office (2005), Survey on ICT Use in Households & by Individuals 2005

  10. Computer and Internet users in the Czech Republic (share in all individuals aged 15+); 2002-2005 Source: Czech Statistical Office (2005), Surveys on ICT use in households & by individuals 2003- 2005

  11. Comnputer users Share of Czech ICT Users in the 1st quarter 2005 Internet users Source: Czech Statistical Office (2005)

  12. Number of hours spent on the Internet by the Czech Internet users aged 15 + during average week in the 1st quarter 2005 Share in all Internet users aged 15+ (in %) Source: Czech Statistical Office (2005)

  13. Internet Use for Communication by the Czech Internet Users; 2003 - 2005 Share in all Internet users aged 15+ (in %) Source: Czech Statistical Office (2005), Surveys on ICT use in households & by individuals 2003- 2005

  14. Internet Use for obtaining information/services by the Czech Internet Usersin 1st quarter 2005 Share in all Internet users aged 15+ (in %) Source: Czech Statistical Office (2005), Survey on ICT Use in Households & by Individuals 2005

  15. EU avarage: 38% Share of regular Internet usersin the European countries; 2004 Share in all Persons aged 16-74 (15+ for Czech Republic) in % Source: Eurostat, September 2005 (http://europa.eu.int/comm/eurostat/)

  16. Czech on-line shoppers via the Internet; 2003 - 2005 Share in all individuals aged 15+ (in %) Source: Czech Statistical Office (2005), Surveys on ICT use in households & by individuals 2003- 2005

  17. Type of goods&services which were bought/ordered over the Internet in the last 12 months by Czech online shoppers Share in all online shoppers aged 15+ (in %) Source: Czech Statistical Office (2005), Survey on ICT Use in Households & by Individuals 2005

  18. EU avarage: 17% Share of individuals in European countries having ordered/bought goods or services for private use over the Internet in the last three months; 2004 Share in all Persons aged 16-74 (15+ for Czech Republic) in % Source: Eurostat, September 2005 (http://europa.eu.int/comm/eurostat/)

  19. Basic Knowledge of computer programs by Czech individuals aged 15+ ; 2003 and 2005 Share in all individuals aged 15+ (in %) Source: Czech Statistical Office (2005), Survey on ICT Use in Households & by Individuals 2005

  20. Basic Knowledge of computer programs by Czech individuals aged 15+ by sex and age; 2003 and 2005 Share in all individuals aged 15+ (in %) Source: Czech Statistical Office (2005), Survey on ICT Use in Households & by Individuals 2005

  21. Share of Czech enterprises with the Internet access, website presentation and broadband connection (in %); 2001-2004 Source: Czech Statistical Office, Enterprise Surveys on ICT use and e-commerce, 2002-2004

  22. EU average: 52% Share of enterprises in the European countries using broadband Internet connection; 2004 Source: Eurostat, September 2005 (http://europa.eu.int/comm/eurostat/)

  23. EU average: 58% Share of enterprises in the European countries having a web site or a homepage; 2004 Source: Eurostat, September 2005 (http://europa.eu.int/comm/eurostat/)

  24. EU average: 26% Share of employees in the business sector in the European countries usingcomputers connected to the Internet in their normal work routine; 2004 Source: Eurostat, September 2005 (http://europa.eu.int/comm/eurostat/)

  25. Share of Czech Enterprises using LAN, Intranet, Extranet, EDI (in %); 2001-2004 Source: Czech Statistical Office, Enterprise Surveys on ICT use and e-commerce, 2002-2004

  26. Share of Czech Enterprises using computer mediated networks for e-purchases (in %); 2001-2004 Source: Czech Statistical Office, Enterprise Surveys on ICT use and e-commerce, 2002-2004

  27. Share of Czech Enterprises using computer mediated networks for e-sales (in %); 2001-2004 Source: Czech Statistical Office, Enterprise Surveys on ICT use and e-commerce, 2002-2004

  28. Value of e-commerce in the Czech Business sector (% of total purchases/turnover); 2001-2004 Source: Czech Statistical Office (2005)

  29. EU average: 8,4% Value of enterprises' total turnover from e-commerce in the European countries; 2003 Source: Eurostat, September 2005 (http://europa.eu.int/comm/eurostat/)

  30. Information technologies (Internet, Broadband and Web sites) in the Czech public administration sector*; December 2003 *Percentage in total number of public administration entities of particular legal form of organisation Source: Czech statistical office, Survey on ICT usage by public administration entities in 2003

  31. Czech public administration entities providing citiziens with Information Kiosks & PIAC*; December 2003 *Percentage in total number of public administration entities of particular legal form of organisation Source: Czech statistical office, Survey on ICT usage by public administration entities in 2003

  32. Czech public administration entities* offeringon-line services*; December 2003INFORMATION SOCIETY IN FIGURES *Percentage in total number of public administration entities of particular legal form of organisation Source: Czech statistical office, Survey on ICT usage by public administration entities in 2003

  33. World Summit on Information Society; Tunis, 15-17 November 2005 INFORMATION SOCIETY STATISTICS ICT MEASUREMENT AT THE CZECH STATISTICAL OFFICEMartin Mana R&D andInformation Society Statistics Section www.czso.cz

  34. ICT supply (production) side Globalisations ICT sector (Physical resources) Science and technology Investment in knowledge Human Resources Information and Electronic Content (Information resources) Knowledge creation New Economy Information Economy Information Society ICT related Skills & Jobs (Human & knowledge res.) Econom.& organ.impacts of ICTuse Social impact (digital divide) Economic outcomes ICT related R&D, Techn. Innovation, Patents etc (Technological resources) ICT Infrastr. ICT investment ICT Market ICT demand (users and uses) side Process, organisational and marketing innovation related to ICT (Knowledge resources) ICT Products Size and nature of ICT Usage Availability of ICT ICT Integration FRAMEWORK OF INFORMATION SOCIETY STATISTICS

  35. CLASSIFICATION OF INDICATORS RELATED TO ICT MEASUREMENT ICT literacy and skills infrastructure ICT penetration in households and individuals Frequency & way of ICT useInternet shopping Economic and social impact on individuals STOCK DIFFUSION USE IMPACT HH/IND ICT products & IT specialists infrastructure ICT penetration in enterprises Frequency & way of ICT use E-busin. proceses Economic, social and structural impacts on enter ENETR E- services and content infrastructure ICT penetration in regions and municipalities Frequency and way of ICT use E-government Changes in the relations between govern & ind/enter GOV CLASSIFICATION OF SOCIETY SECTORS RELEVANT FOR ICT MEASUREMENT Schools with ICT educ. programme ICT diplomas ICT penetration into schools and universities ICT use by pupils/ students E-education Changes in system of education EDUC ICT infrastructure E- services and content ICT penetration in health-care facilities Frequency and way of ICT use E-health Changes in relation between physician & patients HEALTH ICT infrastructure E- services and content ICT penetration in cultural institutions Frequency and way of ICT useE-culture Changes in performing entertiemnet CULT MATRIX OF INDICATORS FOR ICT USE MEASUREMENT

  36. INDICATORS RELATED TO ICT PRODUCTION 1. Information sector measurement 2. ICT goods and services measurement 3. Computerscience measurement - Relative citation index of publications/articles 4. ICT related human resources measurement • INDICATORS RELATED TO ICT INVESTMENT 5. ICT market value 6. Investment in ICT equipment and software 7. ICT consumption • INDICATORS RELATED TO ICT INFRASTRUCTURE 8. Technical & humaninfrastructure of the information society • INDICATORS RELATED TOICT USE 9. Measurement of ICT use in households/indiv., business sector, government sector etc • INDICATORS RELATED TOWEB SITE CONTENT 10. Measurement of web site content LIST OF INFORMATION SOCIETY STATISTICS:

  37. I. Annual data collection carry out by the Czech Statistical Office • Business sector: since reference year 2002 “pilot data for year 2000 and 2001“ • http://www.czso.cz/csu/edicniplan.nsf/p/9602-04 • Households and individuals: since reference year 2003 “pilot data for year 2002“ • http://www.czso.cz/csu/edicniplan.nsf/p/9603-05 • Public administration sector: since reference year 2003 “pilot data for year 2002“ • http://www.czso.cz/csu/edicniplan.nsf/p/9608-04 • II. Annual modules on ICT use in other sectors of society Educational sector: since reference year 2004 “pilot data for year 2002 and 2003“ Health sector: since reference year 2003 “pilot data for year 2002“ Culture sector: since reference year 2003 “pilot data for year 2002“ ICT USE MEASUREMENT

  38. WORLD SUMMIT ON INFORMATION SOCIETY; TUNIS, 16-18 NOVEMBER 2005 INFORMATION SOCIETY IN FIGURES (ICT MEASUREMENT ATCZSO) Thank you for your attention martin.mana@czso.cz

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