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Project News December 16, 2003- Business in
the Information Age: The International Benchmarking Study 2003
available online The last Deeds Policy workshop took place on the October 21, 2003 in Bologna. The presentations and papers from the workshop are now available on this site. Click here to see agenda, presentations and papers. November 8, 2003 - Deeds reviewed in EC
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ensures an open Forum of European executive policy makers (Policy Group)
stimulating, discussing, exchanging, and monitoring public policies related
to the major issues of the digital economy, focusing on the uptake of electronic
business practices by SMEs. The Forum is the follow-up of the Policy Group set up within the G7 Pilot Project A Global Marketplace for SMEs (1996-1999), co-ordinated by the European Commission, which has contributed - via the exchange of information, experience and best practice - to significantly progress and converge policy making related to Electronic Commerce and SMEs. Click here
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Deeds Events The papers and presentations for these events can be found in the following pages. Link to the Final Policy Group Meeting 21/10/2003
Link to the 5th Policy Group Meeting 3/6/2003 Link to 3rd Policy Group Meeting Content Link to 2nd Policy Group Meeting Content |
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Site News Below is a list of current papers prepared via the Deeds project and
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LEARNING FROM DEEDS The Deeds 3rd Annual report is now available to download as a pdf file 2.92mb The Final Policy Group meeting took place in Bologna on October 21st 2003. The presentations and papers are now available. See below. |
| First Policy Group meeting SURVEY ON IS PROGRAMMES IN CEECS, MEDITERRANEAN, LATIN
AMERICA E-Marketplaces: New Models Download
paper in PDF format 344kb The link between policy for the accession to EU
and policy for the access to IS (Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia) E-policy for SMEs in Austria - Download
paper in PDF format 65kb POLICIES FOR SMES IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY. METHODOLOGY
AND ASSESSMENT Download
paper in PDF format 232kb POTENTIAL FOR THE DIGITAL ECONOMY IN TH BALTIC STATES;
some observations
Download paper in PDF format 580kb - BUSINESS ORGANISATIONS NETWORKS IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY
- THE IMPACT OF ICTS ON SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES - Download
paper in PDF format 190kb - Collaborative Commerce - Trends and Technology Potentials
A strategic view on the B2B market Second Policy Group Meeting Policies
for the SMEs in the Digital Economy -
from Policy Assessment to Policy Innovation ICT
AND SMES IN GERMANY, GREECE, UNITED KINGDOM. - BACKGROUND REPORT A
GUIDE TO READERS in MAPPING SMES POLICIES IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY: GERMANY
- GREECE - UK - MAPPING
POLICIES FOR SMES IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY: UK (2000-2005) MAPPING
POLICIES FOR SMES IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY: GREECE (2000-2005) SMEs
& Access To The Digital Economy - UK Challenges & Priorities Third Policy Group meeting BROADBAND:
STATUS - POLICIES - ISSUES IN THE EU KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT: APPROACHES AND
POLICIES
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Fourth Policy Group Meeting SMEs' demand Stefano
Micelli, TEDIS, University of Venice (Italy) Pioneering
solutions & tools for access & management of information and knowledge
for SMEs Access
& management of information and knowledge in the value chain and in
inter-organisational Intranets Roberta Lamb,
University of Hawaii, Manoa, Information Technology Management (USA) New businesses in the access to knowledge: the online information market Fred Hitchins,
IRN Research Ltd, Hampton Middlesex. (United Kingdom) Reconfiguration of the firm (the resource-capability-competence approach) Sandro
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Fifth Policy Group Meeting Looking at eEurope 2005 through DEEDS Status vs. Dynamic Indicators Access to Public Sector Information (PSI) - Governments'
Portals Implementing eEurope 2005: the role of the Support
Networks 6th and Final Policy Group workshop Introduction Patrizia Fariselli, Nomisma-NET(I),
Project Manager to DEEDS.
Presentation (Powerpoint pps 1022kb) e-Government programmes in EU and US: the role of public information The European Commission e-Government Program La Documentation Française / Service Public
Patrice Platel, Secrétariat Général du Gouvernement (France) Presentation (Powerpoint pps 408kb) Paper (pdf 56kb) E-Government in the US
Yelena Yesha, University of Maryland Baltimore County (USA Presentation (Powerpoint pps 51kb) Paper (pdf 51 kb) Demand & supply of public information e-services: a model for analysis Patrizia Fariselli, Olana Bojic and Julia Culver Hopper, Nomisma-NET (Italy) Presentation (Powerpoint pps 881kb) Enterprise & Information in the Knowledge Economy Knowledge Integration & IT Capabilities
Andrea Masini, London Business School (UK) Presentation
(Powerpoint pps 398kb)
Paper
(pdf 138kb)
New Statistical Indicators for Policy Impact Analysis in the Knowledge Economy Paolo Roberti, ISTAT (Italy) Presentation
(Powerpoint pps 729kb)
Paper (pdf 377kb) Information Technologies in the Knowledge Economy. RTD status and priorities Natural language for information access and
usage
Renato de Mori, Laboratoire Informatique d'Avignon (France) Presentation
(Powerpoint pps 87kb)
Paper
(pdf 188kb)
NSF's Digital Government
Program (USA)
Nabil Adam, Rutgers University (USA) Presentation (Powerpoint pps 2346kb) Paper
(pdf 158 kb)
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