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:: Internet business

The Internet provides small businesses with the opportunity to market goods and services and improve efficiency and productivity. However, many small businesses lack the time, money, expertise and broadband connectivity to take full advantage of new economy opportunities

:: Internet Software

During five years of work to bridge the digital divide,we have found that it is as important to create useful content on the Internet - material and applications that serve the needs and interests of millions of low-income and underserved Internet users - as it is to provide computers and Internet
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Digital Technology Development

Economic development and the digital divide go hand-in-hand for many reasons. Communities with the tools and skills to compete in the digital economy are at a distinct advantage over communities that don't. In many ways, the situation in a given community can build upon itself, for better or for worse. A community with a well-educated, technology-literate population is more likely to attract and sustain new businesses, and these new businesses in turn attract more well-educated, technology-literate people into the area. Conversely, a community that lacks reliable access to technology and the skills to use it is less likely to attract and sustain new businesses that could potentially serve as a catalyst to economic prosperity. Simply put, if communities are to remain competitive in attracting, retaining and developing businesses in today's economy, they must develop modern telecommunications facilities and cultivate a well-trained workforce to stay viable.

Database Applications

A narrow definition of the digital divide focuses on access to computers and the Internet. But access alone does not bridge the technology gap. To realize the potential of today's information tools, people need the skills to operate them to better their lives and the health of their communities. The ability to create and share community-relevant information is part of that equation.

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Information technology

There has always been a gap between those people who can make effective use of information technology and those who cannot. Now, more than ever, unequal adoption of technology excludes many from reaping the fruits of the economy.
We use the term "digital divide" to refer to this gap between those who can effectively use new information and communication tools, such as the Internet, and those who cannot. While a consensus does not exist on the extent of the divide (and whether the divide is growing or narrowing), researchers are nearly unanimous in acknowledging that some sort of divide exists at this point in time.