INSEE has undertaken to gather data from public statistics to produce a synthesis of digital transformations of the economy and society.
This folderis organized around six chapters: overview, new digital practices, digital equipment and uses, the contribution of information technologies, content and media to the economy, digital challenges, and European comparisons.
The Institute provides a picture of the digital equipment of households, the digital uses and skills of people living in France and presents a series of data relating to digital platforms and e-commerce: "Although digital platforms and e-commerce are developing rapidly, they remain a minority in the sectors concerned".
INSEE statisticians and analysts are also looking at employment in Information technology, content and media activities (TCSI): "employment and value added are particularly dynamic in programming services, consulting and other IT activities".
However, as the authors of this report point out, " the digitalization of the economy and society raises a number of questions. Disparities appear according to the profile of individuals, but also according to the territories or the size of companies. Thus, access to the Internet, its use and digital capabilities vary greatly according to generation, and to a lesser extent according to degree or standard of living.
IT tools have ambivalent effects on employment and working conditions (disappearance of certain jobs that are automated, appearance of new jobs, telecommuting, etc.). Infrastructures, equipment and uses, especially the rise of the smartphone and the increase in mobile data traffic, have environmental impacts that are difficult to quantify, but real and growing ".
Summary of the "Economy and society in the digital age" dossier
Overview
Increasingly connected households and businesses, but persistent disparities
Data scientists, community managers... and computer scientists: what are the digital professions?
Telecommuting allows-Does it improve the working conditions of managers?
Cloud computing and big data: dematerialization at the service of European companies
New digital practices
Buying, selling and trading on the Internet
Dematerialized sales of companies
Tourist accommodations of individuals rented via the Internet
Music: physical sales, downloads and streaming
Participatory financing
Online administrative procedures
Job offers and recruitments via Internet
Regular telecommuting practice
Digital equipment and uses
Household equipment
Individual practices
Digital skills and competencies
Equipment and uses in schools
Internet access and web presence for companies
Internet access and web presence for companies
according to their size
Internet access and web presence for companies
by sector of activity
New work tools and technologies in companies
IT specialists and skills in companies
Contribution of information technology, content and media to the economy
Business demographics of the ICST
Economic activity of TCSI companies
Salaried employment in the TCSI
Employment in the ICST in the regions
Value added related to ICST
Household consumption of goods and services TCSI
Foreign trade of ICST
Investment in TCSI
Research and experimental development in the TCSI
Innovation in the TCSI sectors
Digital issues
Protection of privacy
Environmental impacts of digital technology
Open public data
European comparisons
Disparities in Internet equipment and usage in the European Union
Internet access and web presence of companies in the European Union
Economics of ICST in the European Union
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