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Assessing e-readiness: A review of the Mosaic methodology [email protected] Metrics session Thursday, June 20, 11:00-12:30

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[email protected] “Metrics” session Thursday, June 20, 11:00-12:30 • 2½years (since January 2000) • 15 nations studied • Purpose: • Using Mosaic methodology < mosaic.unomaha.edu/gdi.html > – Try to overcome lack of reliable ICT data in developing nations – Seek reasons which retard or accelerate Internet development

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Assessing e-readiness:A review of the Mosaic methodology

[email protected]

�Metrics� sessionThursday, June 20, 11:00-12:30

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ITU Internet Case Studies

� 2 ½ years (since January 2000)

� 15 nations studied� Purpose:

� Try to overcome lack of reliable ICT data in developing nations

� Seek reasons which retard or accelerate Internet development

� Using Mosaic methodology <mosaic.unomaha.edu/gdi.html>

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Mosaic framework

Measure characterizing usage from conventional to highly sophisticated and driving innovation

Sophistication of use

State of the ISP industry and market conditionsOrganizational infrastructure

Based on international and national backbone bandwidth, exchange points, and last-mile access methods

Connectivity infrastructure

Degree of Internet utilization in the education, commercial, health care, and public sectors

Sectoralabsorption

Concentration of the Internet within a nation, from none or a single city to nationwide availability with points-of-presence or toll free access in all first-tier political subdivisions and common rural access

Dispersion

Proportion of Internet usersPervasiveness

DefinitionCategory

Five values (0 to 4) for each category with 4 being best.Maximum total score of 24.

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The scorecard

13.51.92.52.11.92.52.6Average

Jan-008.01.03.01.01.01.01.0Nepal14

Feb-008.51.03.01.51.01.01.0Uganda13

Nov-019.01.02.01.51.01.52.0Laos12

May-0110.51.52.01.51.52.02.0Vietnam11

May-0011.51.52.02.01.03.02.0Bolivia10

May-0012.52.02.51.51.52.52.5Egypt9

Apr-0213.02.01.02.02.03.03.0Cape Verde8

DateTotalSophisticatio

n

Organizatio

nal

Connectivity

Absorption

Dispersion

Pervasiveness

Oct-0013.52.02.02.52.02.03.0Hungary7

Sep-0115.02.03.02.52.02.53.0Philippines6

Aug-0115.52.02.02.52.53.53.0Thailand5

May-0115.52.03.52.51.53.03.0Indonesia4

Apr-0118.52.53.52.52.53.54.0Malaysia3

May-0222.03.03.54.03.54.04.0Korea2

Jul-0022.03.53.53.04.04.04.0Singapore1

Jul-017.51.01.51.51.01.51.0Cambodia15

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Mosaic attractions & drawbacks

Attractions� Highlights where a

country�s relative strengths and weaknesses are

� Can be a sanity check for unreliable Internet user data

� Is a better overall measure of ICT potential than just Internet user penetration by including sector absorption

Drawbacks� Base data not always

available or unreliable� Some items require

subjective assessment� Often maps back to

Internet user or income� Does not factor in

universal access issues such as affordability or presence of Internet cafes

� Does not factor in �soft�factors such as education or literacy

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Quickly see relative strength and weakness

0

1

2

3

4Pervasiveness

Dispersion

Absorption

Connectivity

Organizational

Sophistication

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Pervasiveness & dispersion

� Reliable Internet user surveys lacking for many developing nations (and inconsistent ones for developed!!!)

� Not very granular� Geographic dispersion

hard to judge or not so relevant (e.g., 1st Tier political sub-divisions, nationwide Internet dial-up numbers versus POPs)

2'287

2'089

1'300

920

840

55%51%

33%

22%20%

Nielsen*(4/02)

NetValue(11/01)

IDA (mid 00)

IDA (end 01)

Nielsen**(4/02)

Users (000s)Penetration

How many Internet users does Singapore have?

* Used in last month** Universe

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Absorption & connectivity

� Absorption: � What level of government or

education should be considered? Should it be central/local government, primary/secondary/tertiary education?

� Connectivity: � Mixed values. Rep. Korea has

world�s highest broadband penetration yet its domestic & international connectivity would have low values according Mosaic

� Related to size of nation: Absolute values not as important as relative ones

2'249

330 267113

4

859

446

1'406

1'159

831

S'pore Indonesia Thailand Egypt Cambodia

International bandwidth (Mbps)

Per subscriber

(bps)

It�s all relative

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Organizational & sophistication

� Hard to measure: What is sophistication?

� Mixed values: Many ISPs but only one with international gateway

� Actual versus theoretical: Country may have �open� market on paper but only one ISP in operation

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Mosaic compared to income

Hungary

Korea (Rep.)

R2 = 0.8117

0

4

8

12

16

20

24

$100 $1'000 $10'000 $100'000

GDP per capita

Doing worse than expected? Or Mosaic

values too low?

Doing better than expected? Or Mosaic

values too high?

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Mosaic & Internet penetration

Indonesia

Hungary

R2 = 0.8574

0

5

10

15

20

25

0.01 0.1 1 10 100Internet users per 100 people, 2000

Mosaic values too low? Or Internet users over

estimated?

Mosaic values too high?

Or Internet users under estimated?

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An Internet Development Index

Schools, business, householdsConnectivityInternational bandwidth (per subscriber, BMI)Internet subscribers per capita

PCs per capitaFixed telephone lines per capitaInfrastructurePrice of Internet accessAffordabilityLanguageSecondary+ education, tertiary enrolmentLiteracy, Newspaper circulationHumanIndicatorConcept