Examples of using Ict-enabled in English and their translations into Chinese
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There are also risks in overextending ICT-enabled data gathering.
SMEs in ICT-enabled services will clearly depend on broadband.
It was noted that, nonetheless,India had greatly benefited from international trade in ICT-enabled services.
Self-employed: ICT-enabled and e-commerce.
ICT-enabled services represented 45 per cent of total services exports in 2003.
For the same period, global ICT-enabled services exports slowed down but did not decline.
ICT-enabled intelligent transport systems also reduce commuting and freight transportation times.
Chart 2. Evolution of global ICT-enabled services exports(1995-2003) at 1995 values.
ICT-enabled offshoring to developing countries has the potential to create employment in globally competitive sectors.
Development agencies have emphasized the potential of ICT-enabled impacts on basic needs and MDG priorities.
Trade in ICT goods and ICT-enabled services has grown faster and increased its share in total goods and services exports.
The example of Mexican agricultural exports highlights the role of ICT-enabled systems in agriculture more generally.
However, large exports of ICT-enabled services are also likely to be sold more through foreign affiliates.
Every percentage increase in world services exportswas accompanied by a 1.6 per cent rise in ICT-enabled services exports during the period 2000-2003.
In 2003, the $836 billion that ICT-enabled sectors were worth represented about 45 per cent of total services exports.
(e) Increased cooperation to address incidents that could affect ICT orcritical infrastructure that rely upon ICT-enabled industrial control systems.
ITU-T standardization supports ICT-enabled innovation in fields such as energy, health, automotive, financial services, and smart cities.
The pick-up in computer and information services exports from relatively lowinitial levels reflects the emergence of new ICT-enabled trade opportunities in services.
While currently the top 10 exporters of ICT-enabled services are all from developed countries, China and India will soon make their way into the top 10 rankings.
Both developed and developing countries saw their ICT-enabled services exports expand between 1994 and 2004.
World exports of ICT-enabled services grew faster than total services exports during the period 2000- 2003, thus creating new export opportunities for developing countries.
This compares well with the share of developing countries in total ICT-enabled services exports(between 16 and 18 per cent in the same period).
Continued liberalization of cross-border trade in ICT-enabled services would reinforce this effect and would bring more business opportunities decoupled from commercial presence.
On the regional scale,Asia dominates international trade in ICT goods and ICT-enabled services, with a high degree of specialization among Asian exporters.
Africa experienced stronger export growth in both ICT goods and ICT-enabled services in the aftermath of the 2000 financial crisis, although starting from very low levels.
A renegotiation of the level of protection applied in international trade in ICT-enabled services would therefore be in the interest of developing countries.
The outsourced value is considerablysmaller than the global exports of ICT goods and ICT-enabled services($1.1 trillion and $836 billion in 2003, respectively).
E-tourism systems and their managers need to consider their interaction with other ICT-enabled sectors and, in particular, with e-government activities and developments.
Developing countries' exports drove the 2003 accelerated pick-up of ICT-enabled services exports, surpassing developed countries' growth rate for the first time since 2000.