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Table of ContentsNew Methods of Work in Europe - title slide Sources: - reference for data included in the presentation Online source - pointer to online version of presentation European Telework Takes Off! - growth from 2 million to 4 million teleworking 1997-1998 But Europe still slow and cautious: - sequence contrasting EU with . . . But Europe still slow and cautious: . . . USA The reason: underlying differentiation - sequence presenting market data underlying EU-USA differences: IT spend as % of GDP The reason: underlying differentiation - IT per capita investment levels The reason: underlying differentiation: PCs per 100 white collar workers The reason: underlying differentiation - PCs per 100 - population The reason: underlying differentiation - PCs per 100 households The reason: underlying differentiation - focusing in on investment levels Differentiation - the gap widens rather than narrowing Differentiation - therefore Europe cannot (and shoul not seek to) emulate the USA Conclusion #1: Europe needs to differentiate in our approach Within Europe: wide variations - country comparisons - teleworkers as % of total workforce Within Europe: wide variations - contrasting high (Denmark) and low take up countries (Greece, Portigal) because telecommuting is irrelevant in Greece and Portugal Why differentiation: perceived relative cost of PC - comparing different countries based on selling prices relative to per capita GDPs Why differentiation: Economy and Employment - sequence showing comparisons in highest/lowest EU countries for a series of metrics: Agriculture % of employment Why differentiation: Economy and Employment - Services Why differentiation: Economy and Employment - Information Workers Why differentiation: Economy and Employment - Smaller firms Why differentiation: Economy and Employment - self employment Conclusion #2: solution for Europe is to actively seek "strength through differentiation" in our approach to the Information Society Differentiation can mean success: examples of current (GSM) and future successes and opportunities For Europe - and the enlarged Europe: some key pointers Extending the rationale - to e-commerce and other IST programme applications, not only new Methods of Work Connecting to . . . - pointer to ETO (http://www.eto.org.uk) |
Author: Horace
Mitchell Email: eto-info@eto.org.uk Home Page: http://www.eto.org.uk |
Page address: http://www.eto.org.uk/etd/files/ist98hm
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