International Seminar on
Information and Communication Technology Statistics
Seoul, Republic of Korea
19-21 July 2010
List of documents
DOCUMENTATION FOR THE SEMINAR Agenda
List of participants
Final report
PRESENTATIONS GIVEN AT THE SEMINAR Session 1. Opening of the seminar and welcoming remarks Insill Yi, Commissioner, Statistics Korea (KOSTAT)
Paul Cheung, Director, United Nations Statistics Division
Susan Teltscher, Head, Market Information and Statistics Division, ITU
Torbjörn Fredriksson, OIC, ICT Analysis Section, UNCTAD
Session 2. ICT Statistics and Policy Making Key note presentation on “The role of ICT statistics in policy making”
Hyunho Ahn, Vice Minister, Ministry of Knowledge and Economy, the Republic of KoreaReport of the EU Ministerial Meeting on Information Society policies and metrics
Daniel Torres, Director, National Observatory for the Information Society, SpainMonitoring the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) targets
Susan Teltscher, Head, Market Information and Statistics Division, ITUSession 3. Measuring the Information Society and Future Strategies: Korean case Overview of Korean ICT statistics and development strategies
Hwan Jung Yang, Korea Communications CommissionKorean-specific ICT statistics and its implication
ICT Usage by Enterprises in Korea
Hyunmin Joung, National Information Society AgencyInternet usage and security statistics in Korea
Keon Ho Lee, Korea Internet & Security AgencyStatistics on IT use and electronic commerce
Hak Hun Kim, National IT Industry Promotion AgencyIntroduction to Korea’s e-government
Han Sung Jun, Ministry of Public Administration and SecurityKorean indicators of digital divide, its implications & future strategies
Heung Suk Choi, Korea UniversitySession 4. Measuring the Information Society ICT infrastructure and households statistics
Esperanza Magpantay, ITUNew developments in mobile and broadband communication technology and implications for their statistical measurement
Christian Madsen, National IT and Telecommunication Agency, DenmarkMeasurement issues related to household ICT surveys
Sheridan Roberts, ConsultantMeasuring household ICT access and individual use
Anirood Bundhoo, Central Statistics Office, MauritiusMeasuring household ICT access and individual use
Sureerat Santipaporn, National Statistics Office, ThailandMicrodata analysis using ICT household survey data
Albrecht Wirthmann, EurostatSession 5. Measuring the Information Economy Dynamics of the ICT sector in Malaysia
Ramachandran Ramasamy, Association of the Computer and Multimedia Industry, MalaysiaMeasuring the Indian ICT Sector — An Initiative of the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation
Payal Malik, University of Delhi, IndiaMeasuring ICT trade: statistical challenges and recent trends
Vincenzo Spiezia, OECDMeasuring ICT use by businesses in Brazil: a project of the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE)
Roberto Neves Sant’Anna, IBGE, BrazilComments on the UNCTAD Manual for the Production of Statistics on the Information Economy
Mohamed Amine Jallouli, Institut National de la Statistique, TunisiaMeasurement issues related to business ICT
Sheridan Roberts, ConsultantSession 6. The Future of ICT Measurement ICT in education statistics — A review of the 2009 pilot data collection
Patrick Lucas, UISTowards new indicators in e-government
Makane Faye, ECAMeasuring e-government: the case of Oman
Nasser Masaaod Al-Khayari, Information Technology Authority, OmanEmerging areas of ICT measurement: Green ICTs and online security and trust
Albrecht Wirthmann, EurostatFuture work in WPIIS
Vincenzo Spiezia, OECDSession 7. Enhancing ICT Data Availability Progress and challenges in measuring ICT in Latin America and the Caribbean
Mariana Balboni, ECLACMeasuring ICT: the Research ICT Africa experience
Alison Gillwald, Research ICT AfricaMeasuring ICT: the LirneAsia experience
Rohan Samarajiva, LirneAsiaBACKGROUND PAPERS Proposition of an index for policy making: ANATEL's experience in quality of telecommunications services
Carlos M. Baigorri, BrazilMeasuring the evolving ICT sector and it impact on business community in Cameroon
Nde Divine Neba, CameroonDevelopment of Information and Communication Technology Statistics in Hong Kong, China
Keith K. C. PANG, China, Hong Kong SARInternational Seminar on Information and Communication Technology Statistics - Statement of Macao, China
WONG Weng Sang, China, Macao SARExperiences in the Development of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) Statistics in Ecuador
Byron Antonio Villacis Cruz, EcuadorProgress in the field of information and communication technology statistics in Egypt
Wael Amal Ahmed Ezzat, EgyptICT sector statistics in India - current status
Lakshmi Godavarkar, IndiaMeasuring household ICT access and individual use: Jamaica's experience
Howard Gregory Hamilton, JamaicaStatistics on the Information Society
Zhanar Saifutdinova, KazakhstanConducting a National ICT Survey Towards Measuring the Information Economy: The Kenyan Experience
Cleophas Kiio and Rogers Mumo, KenyaIndicators and statistics of Information and Communications Technology
Hector Nambo, MexicoICT Statistics in New Zealand
Gary Dunnet, New ZealandStatistical Coordination Mechanisms Towards Measuring the Information Economy: The Philippine Experience
Candido J. Astrologo, Jr., PhilippinesCollection of ICT statistics in Singapore
Lee Ling KHOO, SingaporeInformation and Communication Technology Statistics in Thailand
Sureerat Santipaporn, ThailandReport on Information and Communication Technology Statistic in Viet nam
Nguyen Thi Xuan Mai, VietnamPaper on measuring ICT access and use in households and businesses in Zimbabwe
Dominic Tafirenyika, ZimbabweThe first ICT Survey in Iran - Survey on Internet Users 2009
Hamidreza Pouyanfar, IranICT use, broadband and productivity
Hans-Olof Hagén, Jennie Glantz, Malin Nilsson, SwedenOTHER INFORMATION Information note for participants
