
Executive
summary
1. Assessment
objectives
2. Romania
background
3. Network
ACCESS
3.1. Information
Infrastructure
3.1.1. General overview
3.1.2. Years 1991-1999
3.1.3. Year 2000 and plans for the future
3.2. Internet
Availability
3.2.1. Market size and statistics
3.2.2. ISPs, Internet users and Internet usage
3.2.3. Internet hosts and domains
3.2.4. Internet infrastructure solutions
3.2.5. Cybercafes, telework centers and telecenters
3.2.6. Networks and level of usage
3.3. Internet
Affordability
3.3.1. Dial-up
3.3.2. Cable Internet
3.3.3. Free Internet and other incentives
3.3.4. Internet services
3.4. Network Speed
and Quality
3.5. Hardware
and Software
3.5.1. IT market statistics
3.5.2. Hardware market
3.5.3. Software market
3.5.4. Hardware and software usage in the public sector
3.5.5. Challenges for the IT market
3.6. Service and
Support
3.6.1. RomTelecom service
3.6.2. ISP service
3.6.3. Security services
4. Networked
Learning
4.1. Schools
Access to ICTs
4.1.1. General overview
4.1.2. Private initiatives
4.2. Enhancing
Education with ICT
4.2.1. E-learning and distance learning
4.2.2. Educational software
4.3. Developing
the ICT Workforce
4.3.1. Governmental plans in education
4.3.2. Academic training opportunities
4.3.3. Private sector training opportunities
5. Networked
Society
5.1. People
and Organizations Online
5.1.1. Internet usage
5.1.2. Internet users
5.1.4. Portals
5.1.5. Youth on the Internet
5.2. Locally
Relevant Content
5.2.1. Business sites
5.2.2. Academic sites
5.2.3. Governmental sites
5.2.4. Libraries
5.2.5. Mass media
5.2.6. Language features
5.3. ICTs in Everyday
Life
5.3.1. PC ownership
5.3.2. Payphones, mobile phones
5.3.3. Cybercafes, telework centers telecenters
5.4. ICTs in
the Workplace
6. Networked
Economy
6.1. ICT Employment
Opportunities
6.2. B2C Electronic
Commerce
6.3. B2B Electronic
Commerce
6.3.1. Industry trends
6.3.2. Education for the new economy
6.3.2. Import-export
6.3.3. Small and medium enterprises (SME)
6.3.4 Payment issues for B2C and B2B
6.3.5. Legislation
6.4. E-Government
7. Network
Policy
7.1. Telecommunications
Regulation
7.1.1. The privatization process
7.1.2. Legislation for the information society
7.2. ICT Trade
Policy
7.2.1. General foreign investment climate
7.2.2. Trade policies
8. Latest
developments
9. Conclusions
and recommendations