INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIN

TECHNOLOGIES

ICT role in key sectors

of development of
society. Standarts in
the field of ICT.
lector: Maksutova Qundyz Mukhtarovna
 Purpose: See the
definition and role of ICT.
Examine the purpose of the
use of ICT in different sectors
of the economy.

•Basic questions:
• 1. Determination of ICT.
•2.Predmet ICT and its goals.
•3.Rol ICTs in key sectors of society.
•4.Standarts ICT.
•5.The relationship between ICT and the achievement
of sustainable development goals in the Millennium
Declaration.

MAKSUTOVA QUNDYZ MUKHTAROVNA

 Over the past several years, a broad international consensus has emerged that information and
communications technologies (ICTs) offer a potentially powerful mechanism for
promoting social and economic growth. Several recent studies have described remarkable success in
using ICTs to help underserved communities and to create new opportunities in developing
countries. Yet these same studies often also cite other examples of squandered resources and
unfulfilled expectations, of costly ICT investments that did little to improve the lives of the target
community.

KNOWLEDGE
management. The defining feature of ICTs is their ability
to help people collect, manage, store, retrieve, and distribute knowledge. Knowledge
management is critical in the
global economy, where success often depends on the ability to acquire knowledge
quickly, use it effectively, and disperse it to the right people rapidly and
inexpensively. ICTs can help level the
playing field in this regard between firms in the developing and developed world,
thereby enabling developing nations to compete more effectively in the global
economy. Furthermore, because many
non-economic development challenges have their roots in barriers to
information, ICTs can help overcome these barriers.

MAKSUTOVA QUNDYZ MUKHTAROVNA

 EFFICIENCY ICTS ENABLE
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND PRIVATE
ENTERPRISES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO
OPERATE MORE EFFICIENTLY AND PRODUCTIVELY
AT REDUCED COST. TAPPING INTO THESE
EFFICIENCY GAINS CAN MAKE
ENTERPRISES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES MORE
COMPETITIVE AND ALSO INCREASE THE
VIABILITY OF DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS BY MAKING
THEM MORE COST-EFFECTIVE. ICT-DRIVEN
EFFICIENCY LIKEWISE OPENS
OPPORTUNITIES TO SMALL AND MEDIUM
ENTERPRISES (SMES) IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO
EXPLOIT THEIR COMPETITIVE STRENGTHS – E.G.,
BY LEVERAGING LOWER LABOR COSTS TO PROVIDE
COST-EFFECTIVE ONLINE SERVICES TO
DISTANT MARKETS, OR BY SUPPLYING GOODS
DIRECTLY TO CUSTOMERS, RATHER THAN
THROUGH INTERMEDIARIES, AND THEREBY
RETAINING A GREATER SHARE OF PROFITS.
MAKSUTOVA QUNDYZ MUKHTAROVNA
 People
increasingly use ICTs to tap into networks of people and information. The
Internet is perhaps the quintessential
global ICT network, which itself runs on a multitude of physical networks (e.g.,

Networks the traditional telecommunications

ICT
NETWORKS ARE AN INDISPENSABLE ELEMENT OF THE DEVELOPMENT
EQUATION, AS THEY CAN
PROVIDE USERS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES WITH EFFECTIVELY
EQUIVALENT ACCESS TO
INFORMATION, RESOURCES, DISTRIBUTION MECHANISMS, AND
POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS AS
USERS AND FIRMS IN DEVELOPED COUNTRIES.
network, satellite- and cable-based networks, etc). ICT networks are an
indispensable element of the development equation, as they can provide users in
developing countries with effectively equivalent access to information,
resources, distribution mechanisms, and potential customers as users and firms
in developed countries. Providing the
infrastructure necessary to access ICT networks can, however, be expensive and
complex. One of the challenges for
developing countries is to select the technology that is most appropriate to
their needs and that local populations have the capacity to use effectively.

MAKSUTOVA QUNDYZ MUKHTAROVNA

 ICTS AS DRIVERS OF
ECONOMIC AND
PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH
Although
economists have long debated the
relationship between ICTs and
productivity, a
growing body of data suggests that ICT
investments – particularly when linked
to fundamental organizational change –
can have a substantial, positive impact
on productivity. This impact goes
beyond a direct return on investment.
A recent study by the U.S. Department
of
Commerce, for instance, concluded that
information technology investments by
U.S. firms in recent years had a
widespread and lasting impact on the
revival
of U.S. productivity growth, suggesting
that ICTs, when used effectively, can
help organizations use resources more
efficiently and become more
competitive.

MAKSUTOVA QUNDYZ MUKHTAROVNA

 THE CHARACTERISTICS OF EACH MAJOR
SEGMENT OF THE
“INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY”
COMPONENT OF THE ICT INDUSTRY ARE
AS FOLLOWS:

ICTS AS ICTS AS HARDWARE SOFTWARE.

ENABLERS OF ENABLERS OF Software
SOCIAL GOOD helps people use ICT devices to
perform specific tasks. The
DEVELOPMENT GOVERNANCE Hardware
software industry is extremely
Like comprises the tangible element of
Perhaps other organizations, governments ICT systems. varied and
the most impressive examples of ICT’s potential
to promote development have
increasingly are leveraging the power of Despite the proliferation of ITC is comprised of literally
ICTs
occurred in the context of development devices in recent years, the thousands of firms offering a
projects targeting social inclusion and to operate more efficiently and
cohesion – projects that provide excluded effectively. industry wide range of
communities with greater has been consolidating and further products.
opportunities to participate in community life.
consolidation seems likely.

ЦЕНТР «ЗИМ
MКA ОKРS»U |T O
ДVИAЗ АQЙUНNЕDРYСZК О
MЕU K
МHЫTШ
AЛ ЕН
RO ИA
VN Е
MULTIPURPOSE. MANY FIRMS
(MICROSOFT PROMINENT AMONG THEM) ARE INCREASINGLY FOCUSED ON
ENSURING THAT
THEIR ICT PRODUCTS ARE EASY TO USE AND CAN BE ADAPTED TO AN ALMOST
INFINITE
VARIETY OF USES. THESE EFFORTS MEAN THAT
ICTS ARE ACCESSIBLE TO MORE USERS AND THAT USERS CAN TAILOR EVEN
SOPHISTICATED
ICTS MORE EASILY TO THEIR OWN NEEDS. AND
THE RAPID PACE OF ICT INNOVATION MEANS THAT THE TIME BETWEEN
INVENTION AND
COMMERCIAL APPLICATION IS TYPICALLY MEASURED IN MONTHS OR EVEN
WEEKS, RATHER
THAN YEARS. THUS, IN CONTRAST TO MANY
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES, ICTS USED IN THE DEVELOPED WORLD WILL OFTEN BE
EQUALLY
EFFECTIVE WHEN APPLIED TO DEVELOPING-WORLD PROBLEMS.
THESE ATTRIBUTES MAKE ICTS AN ESSENTIAL ENABLER OF
DEVELOPMENT. ICTS PLAY THIS ROLE IN
SEVERAL RESPECTS: AS ENABLERS OF CROSS-SECTORAL PRODUCTIVITY AND
ECONOMIC
GROWTH; AS ENABLERS OF SPECIFIC SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT GOALS; AND AS
ENABLERS OF
POLITICAL PARTICIPATION AND GOOD GOVERNANCE.
THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS EXPLORE THESE ISSUES IN GREATER DETAIL.

Standarts ICT.
Service providers. Service providers help organizations use their ITC systems
effectively. Today’s IT services
industry is led by a handful of large multinational firms and thousands of
smaller firms.

MAKSUTOVA QUNDYZ MUKHTAROVNA

 INFORMATION
AND COMMUNICATIONS
TECHNOLOGY (ICT)
IS AN EXTENDED TERM FOR THE TERM ICT IS ALSO USED TO
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY REFER TO THE CONVERGENCE OF
WHICH STRESSES THE ROLE OF AUDIO-VISUAL AND TELEPHONE
UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS AND THE NETWORKS WITH COMPUTER
INTEGRATION OF
TELECOMMUNICATIONS ,COMPUTERS NETWORKS THROUGH A SINGLE
AS WELL AS NECESSARY ENTERPRISE CABLING OR LINK SYSTEM
SOFTWARE,
MIDDLEWARE, STORAGE, AND AUDIO-
VISUAL SYSTEMS, WHICH ENABLE
USERS TO ACCESS,
STORE, TRANSMIT, AND MANIPULATE
INFORMATION

Ц Е НM
ТAР K« S
ЗUИT
МOКVОAР »Q |U Д
NИ ЗА
DY Z ЙMНU- K
МHЫTШ
AЛ ЕН
RO ИA
VN Е
 ¨There
are large economic incentives (huge cost
savings due to elimination of the
telephone network) to merge the
telephone network with the computer
network
system using a single unified system of
cabling, signal distribution and
management.
¨31%
¨However, PERSONNEL COSTS (INTERNAL)
ICT has no universal definition, as "the ¨
concepts, methods and ¨29%
applications involved in ICT are SOFTWARE COSTS
constantly evolving on an almost daily (EXTERNAL/PURCHASING CATEGORY)
basis ¨
¨The ¨26% HARDWARE COSTS
broadness of ICT covers any product that (EXTERNAL/PURCHASING
CATEGORY)
will store, retrieve, manipulate,
transmit or receive information ¨14% COSTS OF EXTERNAL SERVICE
electronically in a digital form, e.g. PROVIDERS
personal (EXTERNAL/SERVICES).
computers, digital television, email,
robots

Ц Е НM
ТAР K« S
ЗUИT
МOКVОAР »Q |U Д
NИ ЗА
DY Z ЙMНU- K
МHЫTШ
AЛ ЕН
RO ИA
VN Е
 ¨The world's technological capacity to
store information grew from 2.6 (optimally compressed) bytes in 1986 to 15.8 in
1993, over 54.5 in 2000, and to 295 (optimally compressed) bytes in 2007, and
some 5 bytes in 2014.
¨This is the informational equivalent to
1.25 stacks of CD-ROM from the earth to the moon in 2007, and the equivalent of
4,500 stacks of printed books from the earth to the sun in 2014.
¨The world's technological capacity to
receive information through one-way broadcast networks was 432 bytes of information in
1986, 715 bytes in 1993, 1.2 bytes in 2000, and 1.9 bytes in 2007.

Ц Е НM
ТAР K« S
ЗUИT
МOКVОAР »Q |U Д
NИ ЗА
DY Z ЙMНU- K
МHЫTШ
AЛ ЕН
RO ИA
VN Е
 ¨THE ICT DEVELOPMENT INDEX RANKS AND

ICT role in COMPARES THE LEVEL OF ICT USE AND ACCESS

ACROSS THE VARIOUS COUNTRIES AROUND
THE WORLD

key sectors
¨IN 2014 ITU (INTERNATIONAL
TELECOMMUNICATIONS UNION) RELEASED THE
LATEST RANKINGS OF THE IDI, WITH DENMARK
ATTAINING THE TOP SPOT, FOLLOWED BY SOUTH
KOREA.
¨THE TOP 30 COUNTRIES IN THE RANKINGS
INCLUDE MOST HIGH-INCOME COUNTRIES WHERE
QUALITY OF LIFE IS HIGHER THAN
AVERAGE, WHICH INCLUDES COUNTRIES FROM
EUROPE AND OTHER REGIONS SUCH AS
"AUSTRALIA, BAHRAIN, CANADA, JAPAN, MACAO
(CHINA), NEW ZEALAND, SINGAPORE
AND THE UNITED STATES; ALMOST ALL COUNTRIES
SURVEYED IMPROVED THEIR IDI RANKING
THIS YEAR.

Ц Е НM
ТAР K« S
ЗUИT
МOКVОAР »Q |U Д
NИ ЗА
DY Z ЙMНU- K
МHЫTШ
AЛ ЕН
RO ИA
VN Е
 CONTROL QUESTIONS
1.DETERMINATION OF ICT.
2.PREDMET ICT AND ITS GOALS.
3.ROL ICTS IN KEY SECTORS OF SOCIETY.
4.STANDARTS ICT.
5.THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ICT AND
THE ACHIEVEMENT OF SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN THE
MILLENNIUM DECLARATION.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION

MAKSUTOVA QUNDYZ MUKHTAROVNA