Global Digital Economy - E-Government, E-Health and E-Education Trends

Published by: Paul Budde Communication Pty Ltd

Published: Nov. 11, 2009 - 128 Pages

Table of Contents

1. Key Elements of the Digital Economy

1.1 Introduction to the digital economy

1.1.1 Infrastructure essential for the digital economy

1.1.2 Key sectors for the digital economy

1.1.3 Key requirements of the digital economy

2. E-Government Overview and Statistics

2.1 Global e-government market overview and statistics

2.1.1 Introduction

2.1.2 Benefits of E-Government

2.1.3 Barriers to E-Government

2.1.4 E-Government applications

2.1.5 Leading E-Government around the world

2.1.6 Fibre key to E-Government

2.1.7 Cloud Computing and government

3. E-Health Market Overview and Statistics

3.1 Global e-health market overview and statistics

3.1.1 Scope

3.1.2 Massive costs of healthcare

3.1.3 E-Health - killer app on true broadband

3.1.4 Recent developments

3.1.5 Brief case study - Estonia’s E-Health evolution

3.1.6 Urgent rethink needed about E-Health delivery

4. Tele-Education Overview and Statistics

4.1 Global e-education market overview and statistics

4.1.1 Introduction

4.1.2 Recent trends and developments

4.1.3 Case study: Australia

4.1.4 Brief case study: Africa

4.1.5 E-Science

5. Vision of Digital Economy after the crisis

5.1 Strategic vision for communucations after the crisis

5.1.1 Restructuring the industry

5.1.2 Government leadership

5.1.3 Decisive action by some governments

5.1.4 The position of incumbents

6. Regional Overviews

6.1 North America

6.1.1 E-Health

6.1.2 E-Government

6.1.3 E-Education

6.2 Latin America

6.2.1 Background

6.2.2 E-Government

6.2.3 E-Health

6.2.4 Tele-Education

6.3 Europe

6.3.1 E-government in Europe

6.3.2 E-health in Europe

6.4 Africa

6.4.1 Overview

6.4.2 E-Government

6.4.3 E-Health

6.4.4 Tele-Education

6.5 Middle East

6.5.1 Overview

6.5.2 E-Government

6.5.3 E-Education

6.5.4 E-Health

6.6 Asia

6.6.1 E-Government overview

6.6.2 Singapore

6.6.3 Malaysia

6.6.4 Pakistan

6.6.5 Philippines

6.6.6 Indonesia

6.6.7 Sri Lanka

6.6.8 Taiwan

6.6.9 China

6.6.10 South Korea

6.6.11 Japan

6.7 Pacific Region

6.7.1 Australia

6.7.2 New Zealand

6.7.3 South Pacific

7. Glossary of Abbreviations

Table 1 - How investing in broadband can boost economies

Table 2 - United Nations e-government readiness ranking - top 35 countries - 2008

Table 3 - EIU e-readiness ranking - top 6 countries - 2008

Table 4 - Waseda University e-government ranking - 2008

Table 5 - Brookings Institution - highest e-government rankings - 2008

Table 6 - Worldwide top 10 markets with FTTx penetration > 1% - 2007; 2009

Table 7 - Projected regional increases in total healthcare spending - 2020 - 2050

Table 8 - Worldwide broadband subscribers and annual change - 2003 - 2009

Table 9 - Top 10 countries worldwide by fixed broadband subscribers - Q1 2009

Table 10 - Number of consumers using health monitoring - North America; Western Europe - 2008; 2012

Table 11 - Market value and growth of e-health - 2009; 2012

Table 12 - Uptake of e-government services by businesses in select European countries - 2008

Table 13 - Uptake of e-government services by individuals in select European countries - 2008

Table 14 - Citizens’ use of e-government services (Western Europe) - 2008

Table 15 - E-government readiness in Europe - 2008

Table 16 - ICT penetration among GP Practices in select European countries - 2008

Table 17 - Electronic exchange of patient data by purpose in select European countries - 2008

Table 18 - Broadband household penetration in Arabian Gulf countries - 2008

Exhibit 1 - Faster broadband speeds offer more than just fast Internet

Exhibit 2 - Explanation: optical fibre

Exhibit 3 - Definition: E-Government

Exhibit 4 - Examples of Web 2.0 developments

Exhibit 5 - Examples of common web based e-government applications

Exhibit 6 - Countries with low e-government presence

Exhibit 7 - Definition: Cloud computing

Exhibit 8 - Amazon Web Services

Exhibit 9 - Selected healthcare spending statistics

Exhibit 10 - Broadband enabling better chronic disease management in Australia

Exhibit 11 - Advantages of e-health

Exhibit 12 - Digital healthcare appointment systems

Exhibit 13 - Examples of popular health related websites

Exhibit 14 - E-Health project examples

Exhibit 15 - A shared vision of the future of education

Exhibit 16 - Advantages of e-learning

Exhibit 17 - Sample of e-learning ASP market participants

Exhibit 18 - Examples of open source e-learning projects

Exhibit 19 - Examples of tele-education initiatives in developing markets

Exhibit 20 - Many Eyes - e-science web site example

Exhibit 21 - GigaPort and SURFnet

Exhibit 22 - Minnesota e-health initiatives

Exhibit 23 - Singapore - top global ranking in e-government

Abstract

• Key elements of the digital economy;
• Global e-government overview and statistics;
• Global e-health overview and statistics;
• Global e-education overview;
• Vision of the digital economy after the crisis;
• Insight into National Broadband Network (NBN) developments;
• Brief regional overviews on e-government, e-health and e-education developments where applicable.

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