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Ministry of Informationand Communication TechnologiesRepublic of Colombia


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Our responsibility as an industry is to develop the Internetto help reduce poverty

Relationship between poverty and Internet users

More Internet

Less Poverty

Y= -12.44 Ln (x) + 52.96 | R2= 0.59

SOURCE: UNCTAD, Information Economy Report 2010

Internet user x 100 inhabitants 2009

Povertyra

te( 512 Kbps(2) SOURCE: Pyramid Research Sept 2010 - Mobile Internet

Fixed Broadband InternetSubscriptions per 100 inhabitants, 2009 (1)

Mobile InternetSubscriptions per 100 inhabi

Germany

USA

Israel

Japan

Singapore

Spain

ChileMexico

Brazil

Colombia

Peru 0.8

2.6

5.9

2.312.6

24.2

29.9

21.5

25.5


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Internet penetration by strata

In households, the opportunity is on social strata levels 1, 2, and 3

(1) Based on electrical service coverageSOURCE: SUI, DANE

20

5.6

4

3

2

1

Stratum (1) Population

Millions

HouseholdIncome

Monthlyincome USD

Households Penetration

Internet (%) PC (%

2

3

10

17

12

5%

7%

22%

39%

27%

>2,600

900 2,600

500 900

260 500


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In social stratum levels 1 and 2 the main barriers are high internet cost,lack of computer and the lack of usage knowledge

Why don't you have Internet at home?

SOURCE: Market research for 2300 people of social stratum levels 1 and 2 in 43 municipalities, 2010

Do not have money for it

There is no Computer at home

Prices are too high

Do not need it

Do not know how to use Internet

Internet cafe is less expensive(cheaper)

Never been offered the product

Do not want unnecessary debts 2.1

2.3

2.3

8.6

20.2

21.4

33.8

39.9

% Survey


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In companies, the opportunity is to focus in small enterprises

(1) It is estimated that there are more than 1,600,000 companies in the countrySOURCE: SUI, DANE

Company Type(Number ofEmployees)

Companies(%)

Businesses Penetration (Internet (%) PC (%)

100

100

96

100

99

50

7 13

50

79

Large(+200) 0,1%

0,5%

3%

Medium(51-200)

Small(11-50)

Micro(1-10) 96,4%


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In small enterprises, the main barrier is the perceived lack of need

Why you do not have Internet in your business?

SOURCE: Market Research for 1500 micro and small enterprises in 43 minicipalities, 2010

It is not necessary for the business

I don't have a Computer

Cannot afford the costs

Prices are too high

Do not know how to use the service 6.5

9.3

12.9

17.6

60.6

% Surveye


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To massively expand the Internet, we have to overcome several barriers

Citizens and smallbusinesses do not

see usefulness

Insufficientapplications

Citizen low powerpurchase

Terminal

Service

High cost to deployinfrastructure

Geographicalcomplexity anddispersion

About 200municipalitiesconnected withoptical fiber

Last mileadministrativecomplexity

Reso

Limgoveinvebud


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seeks to promote the mass use of internet to make the quantum leap to

Prosperity for all


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(1) The Third Way, 1999, Dr. Juan Manuel Santos

The Vive Digital Plan will be ruled by 5 basic principles ...

The market as far as possible, the State to the extent that is required. 1:Promote private sector development to expand infrastructure and provide service

Comprehensively encourage the supply and demand of digital servicesto reach a critical mass

Reduce tax and regulatory barriers to facilitate the infrastructure deploymentand supply of telecommunication services

Prioritize government resources in capital investment

Government will give Example

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

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... and it will have the following specific objectives:

Reach 50% of Households and MSME1 connected to the Inte

50%

X2

27%

Households 2010 Households 2014

X7

7%

50%

MSME 2010 MSME 2014

(1) MSME: Micro, Small and Medium EnterprisesSOURCE: Live Digital Group, Pyramid Research

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SOURCE: SIUST 2010; CRC, March 2010

Multiply by 4 the number of Internet connection

8,8

X4

2,2

0,81,4

Mobile (3G/4G)Fixed (>1 MB)

2010 1T Target 2014

Millions of Internet connections

... and it will have the following specific objectives (cont.)

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2010 2014

Municipalities with optical fiber1

... and it will have the following specific objectives (cont.)

Triplicate the number of Municipalities connected 1 to theinformation Highway through the Optical Fiber Network

~700

X3.5

~200

(1) Municipalities with at least 1 active node of Optical Fiber


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SUP

DIGITALECOSYSTEM

INFRASTRUCTURE

SERVICES

APLICATIONS

USERS

DEMAND

In the year 2014 the Digital Ecosystem of the country will accomplish:

All Colombians will be able to reach atleast one connectivity solution thanks to

a modern information highway

Colombians will have accescompetitive supply of the la

technological services

Colombia will reduce its digitalgap through ICT training and

awareness

Colombians will have a moreproductive and easier life thanks to a

large supply of applications anddigital contents

SOURCE: World Bank Building broadband: Strategies and policies for the developing world, Enero 2010


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Goal

INFRASTRUCTURE

OBJECTIVEIn 2014 all Colombians will be able to reach at least one connectivity solution thanks to a modern information highway

Have an adequate international connectivity to support the Internettraffic, multiplying the current capacity by 20

Ensure that 100% of the municipalities urban areas have wirelessInternet coverage, with 3G service and at least 50% with the latestgeneration service such as 4G

Build a national fiber optic network that reaches at least the 700municipalities where 90% of the Colombian population is located

To achieve that all rural towns with more than 100 people haveaccess to a public Internet place

0,2 Tbps

200

46%

STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES

Pacific international cable

0%

3G

4G

Basseline

50%


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Current situation

Initiatives

We are expanding and optimizing international connectivityIN

High dependency from the Caribbean

International Traffic increases +80% annually

Most visited Web pages are outside the countr

Encourage the private sector to strengthen theinfrastructure multiplying by 20 the current cap

Have a submarine cable through the Pacific

Promote Hosting infrastructure (at least 2 clusin Colombia

Riohacha

B/quilla

Cartagena

Tol

CONNECTIVITYACROSS THE

PACIFIC

*Content Distribution Network


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INWe are expanding the fiber optic coverage

Ongoing public bidding

Current Situation

Initiatives

There is fiber only in about 200 municipalities

The current operators business plans do not supconstruction of a national backbone, as it happenscountries

USD 200 million government budget

USD 400 million private investment

Santa Marta

BarranquillaMAYAARCOS

ARCOS

CartagenaValledupar

Bosconia

Ocaa

Ccuta

Bucaramanga

Tol

Sincelejo

MonteraAguachica

Caucasia

Medelln

Barrancabermeja Arauca

Pto. Boyac

Tunja

Chocont

Bogot D.C.

Girardot

Neiva

Pasto

Popayn

Ibagu

ArmeniaPereira

Manizales

Roldanillo

Cali

(1) Preliminary Estimates, final numbers will be detailed by ICT Ministry & Compartel


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INWe are expanding the mobile Internet coverage

Current Situation

Initiatives

The radioelectric spectrum is the telecommunications

The wireless Internet is an appropriate solution to supincome families and remote areas

Occupied Spectrum

Promote service coverage 3G to 100% and 4G to 50%

2010: Assign IMT spectrum in 1.9 GHz

Assign IMT spectrum in 2.5 GHz and 1.7 - 2.1 GHz

Digital dividend

Objective selection process- better coverage of schools a

Promote MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator)

W di h f I i h id


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Initiatives

IN

Current situation

Limited Coverage

We are expanding the coverage of Internet in the countryside

Connectivity to PublicEducation Institutions

March 2011

Total enrollmentcovered 83%

Compartelenrollment 39%

Ministry of EducationCompartelOthersOffline

Total PublicEducationInstitutions:43.846

High costs, do not take advantage of economies

The Compartel program covers 39% of the counenrollment for schools

The resources available guarantee continuity on

Promote universal access to Internet (people, puand schools)

Define and implement a new model for Compart

W di th f t id I t t


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Connectivity in countryside areas

INWe are expanding the coverage of countryside Internet

Current Si

Public interne

schools) are tto connectivit

Initiatives

Reformulating

Currently neawith more thathis internet p

Residential InternetInternet Public Access

Centers > 100 People (99.8% Country's Population) 60% with centers for public access to Internet

Number of populated placesPopulation percentage

315 264

1.263

1.103

1.570

6.639

85,3% 6,1%

5%

1,6%

1,7%

0,2%

We are removing regulatory barriers to promote the


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IN

g g y pdevelopment of telecommunications infrastructure

Current Situation

Initiatives

Regulatory Barriers

Adjustments to territorial rules: Law and regulation Pla

Access to horizontal ownership: Telecommunications tfor housing

Use of public infrastructure for telecommunications (

pipeline, railways) on the National Development Plan's La

Protect the copper infrastructure

SERVICES


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SERVICES

OBJECTIVEIn 2014 Colombians will have access to a competitive service offering the latest technology


Double the internet access terminals penetration

Define a converged regulatory regimen, that allows the promotion ofnew services, the efficient use of the infrastructure and access to theICT by the people

Providing access to the public digital terrestrial television signal for atleast 75% of the Colombians

Strengthen the broadcast television services by:

The universalization of the broadcast television service in Colombiathrough the social program DTH

16,

3,06%

GoalBasseline * SOURCE: SIGOB

CNTV

Removing VAT

We are massifying terminals for internet access


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Current Situation

We are massifying terminals for internet access

SOURCE: IDC y SIGOB

Colombia

Rest of LA

Venezuela

Mexico

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

0 10 20 30 40

40

3128

26

20

1716.8

(6.7 millions)

(18 millions)

(5.6 millions)

(28 millions)

(11 millions)

(60.7 millions)

(6.8 millions)

Initiatives

Reduce import taxes on internet termin

Flexible credit line and access for termi

Supporting guarantees to finance term

multilateral banks.

Extending minimum Stay Period Clau

contracts

We are massifying computers in public schools


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PCs

We are massifying computers in public schools

Locations Current Situation

Initiatives

74% of the locations have been benefited with th

26% of the locations have not seen a computer

To provide all locations, 750.000 PCs are to be de

This initiative requires resources of $230 millions

are covered by CPE

Strengthening Computers for Education (through

Achieving full coverage of public schools with PC

Penetration: Go from 20 to 12 kids per PC in fouBenefiting from CPEBenefiting from othersLocations that have never seen a pc

EducationalLocations inColombian

PCs PenetrationPCs DensificationReplacement PCsPublic Library, cultural houses

PCs to bedelivered 750.000

SOURCE: CPE 2011

We are eliminating imposed and regulatory burdens to promoteth d l t f t l i ti i


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the development of telecommunications services

Current Situation

16% VAT to mobile internet service

Subsidy to fixed telephone service for social s

Lack of a converged regulatory regime

Remove VAT of mobile internet for social strata 1 and

Redirect current wire-line subsidies towards internet sstrata 1 and 2

Define converging regulatory regime:

Eliminate the constitutional condition of the CNTV

New legal framework

Initiatives

APPLICATIONS


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APPLICATIONS

OBJECTIVEColombians will have a more productive and easier life thanks to a wide range of applications and digital conte


Articulate and support efforts by other ministries on their technology plan

Achieving greater efficiency, transparency and citizen participation, by making100% of national order entities and 50% of the local entities provide onlinegovernment services, maintaining the e-government leadership in LatinAmerica and the Caribbean

Develop applications for theMSMEsso that 50% use internet

50%0%

7%

National e-Government

50%0%

Local e-Govermnent

GoalBasseline

Projects from o

APPLICATIONS


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APPLICATIONS


$150.000 Millions

$15.000Millions

OBJECTIVEColombians will have a more productive and easier life thanks to a wide range of applications and digital conte

GoalBaseline

Support the IT + BPO industry consolidation to leverage the countryseconomic growth and its competitiveness

Create mechanisms of public and private financial leverage, for Colombiancompanies that develop applications and content

Triple the revenues for the creative digital industry, generating a positiveimpact on employment and the country's exports

Strengthen, open the participation and give a clear identity to thenational and regional public radio and television services, incorporatingthe use of ICT

$1,3 B

Single digital network

Production clusters

Government online Government only a click away


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TRANSACTIONS

INFORMATION

INTERACTION

TRANSFORMATION

DEMOCRACY

Government online, Government only a click away

Government online Strategy

Local

Entities

CentralGovernment

Current Situation

Initiatives

No. 1 in the Region: e-Government Citizen participation

Crystal urn Congress online Tele-working Territorial government onlineGovernmental Intranet

No. 9 in t Subinde

e-Govern

Electronic

system Zero pape

administraOnline NoOnline Co

Colombia in the e-government world index:First country in LATAM


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INDEXE-GOVERNMENT

First country in LATAM

Colombia31 (0,631)

Chile34 (0,601)

Mexico56(0,515)

Brazil61 (0,500)

World LATAM



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INDEXE-GOVERNMENT

Colombia31 (0,631)

Chile34 (0,601)

Mexico56(0,515)

Brazil61 (0,500)

World LATAM

World

Switzerland: (0,Colombia: 75 (0,242)

LATAM

INFRASTRUCTURESUB-INDEX

World

Colombia: 86 (0,881)

LATAM

HUMAN CAPITALSUB-INDEX

World

Korea: 1 (1,000)Colombia: 9 (0,711)

LATAM

E-SERVICESSUB-INDEX



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Mundo

Corea: 1 (1,000)Colombia: 9 (0,711)

LATAM

SUBNDICE DEE-SERVICIOS

97%

13

84%

COLOMBIA

KOREA

INFORMATION

KOREA

26

91%

44%

COLOMBIA

INTERACTION

EE.UU

4

68%

53%

COLOMBIA

TRANSACTION

AUSTRA

76%

CON

E-services sub-index components


SOURCE: 2010 ONU Report in 192 countries

Current Situation


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INFORMATION INTERACTION TRANSACTION TRANSFORMATION DEMOCRACY

National

OrderLocalOrder

National

OrderLocalOrder

National

OrderLocalOrder

National

OrderLocalOrder

National

OrderLocalOrder

Integrated Access Point


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Links around 3.520 Web sites and information of4.329 procedures

with an increase in three years of 481% in its use (with 19,195 visits

2006 to 573,099 visits a month in 2010). In January 2011 total visits

www.gobiernoenlinea.gov.co

2.494.434 certificates obtained between NOV/08 and JAN /11 Elimination of previous appointment Reducing from 2 hours to 10 minutes to obtain the certificate As of January 2011 the service is free Savings over US $ 36 million for the users due to direct cost reduct

elimination of indirect costs (transport and photo) by January/11

Integrates 18 entities to make 98 simplified procedures (previously foreign trade

3'223.000 authorizations have been made by JAN/11 5.300companies operate with digital signature certificate and 39.

users operate through customs brokerage companies The average approval time is 8 hours

Government online Ecosystem
http://www.gobiernoenlinea.gov.co/http://www.gobiernoenlinea.gov.co/


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GOVERNMENTONLINE

INFRASTRUCTURE

PROCEDURES

APPLICATIONS

PEOPLE

DEMAND

AWARENESS AND CONTENT ESTABLISHMENT

Training and support to public servants Incentives to third parties for co-production of services

and to citizens for building collectively Training and support to users (synergy live digital)

GENERATE DEMAND

Online transactions (Notaries online)Online services (Emergencies)Value-added online services open market

(synergy Live Digital) e-Participation and e-Democracy (Urn Crystal, online

control, online corportations)Purchasing (SECOP)

PROVIDE TECHNOLOG

Conectivity in public ins(synergy Live Digital)

Back office in public insOpen IT Interoperability PlatformMultiple channels

ORGANIZED DATA AN

Information manageme(zero paper, local govern

Public policy and regula

SOURCE: Government Online program in line with Live Digital Plan, 2010

Current Situation National Level


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Rtulos de fila Index 2010-2 Information Interaction Transaction Transfo

National Education 0,958 100% 100% 99% 9Statistics 0,938 100% 100% 98% 9Social Protection 0,921 98% 97% 94% 8Solidarity Economy 0,898 100% 100% 100% 6Mines and Energy 0,891 100% 97% 95% 8

Finances and Public Credit 0,890 96% 93% 93% 8Information and Communication Technologies 0,889 96% 95% 91% 8Agriculture and Rural Development 0,882 97% 99% 99% 7Science, Technology and Innovation 0,869 93% 61% 87% 8Planning 0,844 94% 73% 89% 8Public function 0,840 94% 87% 93% 6Security 0,813 89% 100% 93% 8Foreign Affairs 0,799 98% 94% 73% 7Defense 0,792 96% 93% 87% 6Transportation 0,714 96% 78% 82% 6Control Agencies 0,693 80% 69% 81% 6Commerce, Industry and Tourism 0,693 94% 93% 89% 7Environment, Housing and Territorial Development 0,673 83% 75% 85% 4Interior and Justice 0,635 96% 71% 65% 6Presidency 0,607 92% 83% 79% 6Independent Agencies 0,574 78% 59% 81% 5Judicial Branch 0,569 68% 68% 72% 4Regional Autonomous Corporations 0,553 90% 83% 68% 3Electoral Organizations 0,422 64% 44% 30% 4Culture 0,400 88% 72% 57% 3Universities and Institutes 0,326 51% 41% 37% 3Legislative Branch 0,319 58% 49% 56% 1

Goals 2014


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1134 local authorities (mayors and governors) progressing inall phases of the strategy

On average 3 procedures and services displayed inelectronic means in all local authorities

6 applications developed (kbusinesses and institution

Government Intranet

Government onlinein the local order

Zero Paper

Electronic System forPublic Contracting SECOP

Crystal Urn

150 entities connected to the High Speed Network 10 additional cities covered by the High Speed Network

35 new entities that use the 20 national entities using th

Regulation for the paperless strategy 60% national entities implementing paperless actions

15% of local authorities (Mimplementing paperless ac

100% national and territorial entities linked to the system 10.000 providers trained in the use of the system

100% of hiring processes oSECOP

100% implementing 2nd phase: citizen interaction 100% implementing 3rd phplanning

Goals 2014


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60% national entities implement the rendering of fiscalaccounts and audit tax online

30% of the territorial entities implement the rendering offiscal accounts and audit tax online

Fiscal control entities implecomplaints

Online Notaries

Online Control

Corporations online

Innovation Centre inGovernment online

Emergenciesattention online

100% Notaries unsubsidize and subsidize progressingin the implementation of the information and interactionphases

50% of the Notaries implemNotary Single Portal

50% of Notaries implementtransaction window

50% of Department Assemblies online 30% of Municipal Councils online

100% of Congress online i

Government online center for research, developmentand innovation implemented

Emergencies care system implemented with the modulesof transparency and monitoring

Implementing the integrate

Ministries ICT Plans


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Use strategy and awareness of techstudents and teachers

AgronetAgricultural Mobile Bank Rural subsidies: Information system

Education

Transactional portal of missionary sthe mine sector

Mobile Banking

Agriculture

Social Protection

Mines and Energy

Finance

Membership only Rights verification system e-health Sismed

Ministries ICT Plans


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Judicial electronic recordInterior and Justice

Transportation Single registration national transit

Chancellery Multiportal

Environment and Housing Digital home

Defense Cibersecurity

Ciberdefense

Culture National Digital Library

Public Libraries Linked

CIO, DNP Head Office and Digital National Council


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Backgrounds

Functions identification

COINFO in charge of the Vicepresidency

IT management : Interoperability and architecture policy,purchase orders policy, technological standards, IT humanresource in the Government, advice and coordination togovernment agencies

Management of public information: Information access

policies, institutional arrangements for the use of information,standards, digital records, property rights, informationmanagement

E-government

Revise schemes in other counUnited States, Singapore, JapanIndia, Australia, England and Ch

Working meetings between th

ICT Ministry: Coordination ACB

*Content Distribution Network

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ICTMIN

ISTRY

FUNCTIO

NS

MANAGEMENTIT

E-GOV

Assess human resource needs of IT in the government

Policies

IT management and procedures

Architecture and interoperability of IT systems of the StatePolicies, security and privacy procedures and standards

Technology standards

Purchasing policies

Contribute to the rationalization of government purchases in IT

Undertake strategic IT projects

Computer consulting to government entities

IT Coordinator of all government bodies

Develop e-Government strategy

Training and dissemination of e-Government issues

Agreements needed to implment E-go strategy

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STRATEGIC

C

OUNTRY

SCHEME

Director of publicinformation DNP

Vice-ministry of ITmanagement- ICT Ministry

Coordinating council in IT manage

Sector information coordinator at

a ministerial level

IT sectors coordinators at

ministerial level

Management Board of Public Information

M

INISTERIAL

TAC

TICALSECTOR

OPERATIONAL

ENTITY

LEVEL

Planningentity 1

Planningentity 1

ComputersEntity n

CompuEntity

DIGITAL COUNCIL



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A representative of the Private Universities A representative of the hardware industry A representative of the software industry

DIG

ITALCOUNCIL

Set the strategic vision of information management in public administration

FUNCTIONS

To establish policy guidelines for the management of infrastructure technology (hardwarand communications) by the public administration

Chair: President of the Republic

STRU

CTURE

Members

High Council for good Governance andAdministrative Efficiency

Minister of Finance and Public Credit National Planning Chief Administrative Department and Public

Function Chief

Substitute: Minister for Information and Communication Technologies

Director of National Statistics Manager of Program govern Colcert coordinator A representative of the publi IT management viceministry

A representative of the telecomoperators

International experts

Guests participants by the private sector



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ICTMIN

ISTRY

FUNCTIO

NS

Assess Human Resource needs of IT in the government

MANAGEMENTIT

POLICIES

IT management and proceduresArchitecture and interoperability of the StateIT systems

Security and privacy, policies, proceduresand standards

Technology standards Purchasing order policies

Contribute to the rationalization of government purchases in IT

Undertake strategic IT projects

Computer consulting to government entities

IT coordinator of all government bodies

Develop e-Govement strategy

Training and broadcast e-government issues

Agreements needed to implement e-gov strategy



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DN

PFUNCTIONS

Publish policy on public information matters

Plan

ningand

Policies

Monitoring the public information policies

Propose tools to align organizational structure of entities and information production pro

Define priority information

Establish targets and indicators on the efficiency in public information production

Articulate initiatives in information production entities

Develop technical studies and related subjects

Investment

Perform analysis on ICT investment so that it corresponds to the general view of theNational Development Plan and existing related rules and guidelines

Follow

Policies

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STEPS

Revoke decrees creating COINFO

Issue Presidential Directive that meets the major decisions

Determine the continuity of actions of the investment subcommittee

Issuing regulations that create the Digital Council

Define the Nation CIO and the Entity of Public Information in the DNP, perform the selection

Select the CTO of each sector

Select representatives from the private sector and public universities that will be part of theDigital Council

We are promoting the development of the IT andBPO industry


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Current Situation

Initiatives

Low skilled IT industry, low margins and domestic ma

Support the growth of the industry as a whole

Increase the number and quality of graduates in this ar

Define a system of R + D + I of IT sector

Insufficient human resource in the sector

Organize the Government as the main consumer of IT

Increase the number of companies

Define a regulatory frame for the industry

Monitoring and promoting the sector in a global cont

APPS.CO Strategy : Risk Capital Funds


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Investor 1

Fund 1

Ea Eb Ec

APPS.COCapital

Investor 2

Fund 2

Ea Eb Ec

Alianza en procesode formalizacin

NOT A FINANCIAL

SUPPORTTraining, technical

assistance andpromotion Companies in the mobile application sector, DTT and Software

USERS


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OBJECTIVEIn the year 2014 the digital gap in Colombia will be reduced through training and awareness of the ICT


Create a new operating model for the community access centers, toprovide connectivity, training, entertainment and service to the peoplefrom social strata 1 and 2

Certify at least 45% of the public officials in ICT use

Decrease in 40% the RCCs (requests, claims and complaints) toincrease the users satisfaction level of the ICT services, through theissuance of a convergent regime

0

1.300

0%

GoalBaseline

Technocentre

We are building spaces for the use and awarenessof ICT for social strata 1and 2


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Privately operated with Capex funded by the ICT Ministry

and private sector

Current Situation

Initiatives

2.700 Compartel telecentres with expensive conn

Few computers (8 per telecentre)

Limited ICT awareness component

Non-sustainable operation model

New operating model for the implementation of 800 new c

High speed connectivity

Supply access, training, entertainment, and ICT services i

Targeted at social strata 1 and 2

Certify at least 45% of the public servants in ICT use


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TOTAL

1.148.899

Ministries, AdministrativeDepartments, Super,EICE, SEM and ESS

147 - 253

90%

LegislativeBranch

835100%

LocalEducation

338.773

50%

Emploof or

155.9

33%

Uniformed

31%

429.082

AutonomousBodies

33.80550%

JudicialBranch

43.20450%

DIGITAL TERRITORIES


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Government

Mayors

Universities

Private sectorX =Ministerio deTecnologasdela Informacin ylas ComunicacionesRepblicadeColombia

National Government

Ministerio deTecnologasdela Informacin ylas ComunicacionesRepblicadeColombia

To promote the implementation of

the new digital territories strategy

in our 32 departments

POSTAL SYSTEM


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OBJECTIVEIn the year 2014 Colombia will have a modern postal system in its physical, electronic and financial dimension


Strengthen the Colombian postal sector:

100% of the operators registered

Formalize the Colombian postal sector

Foster the widespread use of the Colombian postal code implanting it inall the departments

Help the industry develop e-Commerce

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GoalBaseline

Regulation

Regulation

POSTAL SYSTEM


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OBJECTIVEIn the year 2014 Colombia will have a modern postal system in its physical, electronic and financial dimensions


EncourageMSMEsexports through the simplified export systemExportafacil

4/72 25% market share

8%

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Increase the number of direct offices that provide financial services

GoalBasseline

STRATEGIC PARTNER SEARCH

LIVE DIGITAL AS A CONTRIBUTION TO THE NATIONAL DEVELOPME


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Promote internet terminal assembly locally

Generate 200,000 direct and indirect jobs through:

Encourage cluster of digital content and IT

Implementation of community access centers

Promote services andonline government transactions

Support companies in the IT sector

Expand telecommunications infrastructure

Encourage contact center growth

MORE JOBS



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SUBSECTOR BASE 2010 DIRECT INDIRECT

2 BPO&O 72,000 22,198 53,719

3 Software and IT 20,882 20,882 50,534

4 Manufacture of PCs 2,500 3,800 9,197

5 Digital Content 1,500 1,200 2,905

6 PVD ICT Ministry Fund APPS (100M USD) 0 4,930 11,931

7 PVD ICT Ministry Techno-Centers 9,300 2,400 5,809

6 PVD ICT Ministry e-Government 1,200 1,537 3,720

6 PVD ICT Ministry MSME 0 1,369 3,313

7 PVD ICT Ministry Fiber Optic 0 113 274

SUBSECTOR 107,382 58,482 141,402

1 Jobs MultiplierDirect -> Indirect

2ACDECC

3 IT Study Global ClassSector, McKinsey; Fedesoft

4 IDC Study, PCsmart, AsoPC 5 Cintel, Table of Digitalcontents

MORE JOBS



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Contribute to reduce the national poverty index by:

Increasing internet access in low social strata and rural areas

Promoting training to communities, public servants and vulnerable anddisabled people

Public investment of 3,2 billion for social telecommunications throughMinistry programs

LESS POVERTY

Computers for all the school system



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Contributing to national safety by:

Expanding spectrum assignment for mobile communication services

Expanding wireless internet coverage for the rural areas

Improving the monitoring and control model

Increasing public safety technology

Strengthening cybersecurity program to counteract crime in the network

MORE SAFETY



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Contributing to build a more efficient, transparent and participative state takingadvantage of the ICT by:

Strengthening the government intranet

e-Government territorial consolidation

Implementation of the anti-transaction and paperless policies within thenational public administration

Promoting and supporting the Crystal Urn strategy

Implementing the notaries , control, and corporations on line strategies

Creation of an e-Government innovation center

GOOD GOVERNANCE AND ANTI-CORRUPTION



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ICT contribution to the solution of environmental problems through:

The replacement of goods for digital services that minimize paper use

Less use of energy from smaller processors

e - Waste management policy

Management of more than 14,000 tons of electronic waste in 4 years

Strengthen information systems of the National System for Prevention andDisaster Relief

Design emergency telecommunications network

Strengthen the campaign 2.0#DigitalBrigade

ENVIRONMENT

WINTER SEASON

CONCLUSIONS


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In 2014 Colombia will have amodern highway of

information that will connectwith optimum quality all

Colombians

Promote the development ofservices with the latest

technology making themaffordable to all people

Create a proper environmentfor the use of ICT, through a

supply of relevant digitalcontents, that will enable all

Colombians to have an easierand more productive life

Expawarenethat mo

Info

USD 12,5 billion in ICT investment, of which USD 2.25 billion will be from the Central go

Strategic and crosscutting role of ICT for the implementation of the Prosperity for All

INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES APPLICATIONS

8.8 million of internet access, 50% households and MSMEs connected and 700 munici

with fiber optic

THIS PLAN ENSURES


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Ministry of Informationand Communication TechnologiesRepublic of Colombia

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