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Effective public-private partnership in the information technology sector : how to enhance business and trade capacities

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TextPublication details: ITC GenevaCH 2003Description: xv, [1], 184 pSubject(s):

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

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3/26/04 JOYD

Summary: Focuses on the significance of public-private partnership in the area of information and communication technology, as a key to bridging the digital divide. Discusses the concept of partnership and describes the activities of the public/government sector in providing an overall ICT support framework. Analyzes the implication of public-private partnership for SME's and examines related experiences in the European Union and the transition economies.

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Focuses on the significance of public-private partnership in the area of information and communication technology, as a key to bridging the digital divide. Discusses the concept of partnership and describes the activities of the public/government sector in providing an overall ICT support framework. Analyzes the implication of public-private partnership for SME's and examines related experiences in the European Union and the transition economies.