Connectivity Scorecard

The Connectivity Scorecard is a global ICT index which, unlike other available research, is the first of its kind to rank countries in terms of "useful connectivity". That is, not only on the deployment of ICT infrastructure but also to measure the extent to which consumers, businesses and the public sector "make use" of connectivity technologies to enhance social and economic prosperity. This "useful connectivity" is defined as the bundle of infrastructure, complementary skills, software and informed usage that makes ICT the key driver of productivity and economic growth.
Commissioned by Nokia Siemens Networks, the study was created by Professor Leonard Waverman, Dean, Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary, and Fellow, London Business School. The study was conducted by the consulting firms Berkeley Research Group and Communicea.

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