In this and previous e-readiness rankings, the Economist Intelligence Unit has worked in cooperation with the IBM Institute for Business Value. IBM provided valuable feedback on the building and refinement of the rankings model and on the written analysis in the report. The Economist Intelligence Unit, however, is entirely responsible for the rankings and for the content of this white paper.
"The rankings illuminate the factors that are driving, or inhibiting, countries' progress in using ICT to advance economic and social development," says Peter Korsten, Global Leader of the IBM Institute for Business Value. "Whether the countries are, as IBM defines them, 'established leaders', 'rapid adopters' or 'late entrants', the public and private sectors must work together to promote the most effective use of digital technology toward this objective."E-readiness Rankings 2008: Maintaining Momentum
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