Industrialization, new technologies and competitiveness in the Caribbean

Includes bibliography

New technologies and methodologies for intervention to promote development

Includes bibliography

The new information technologies and women: essential reflections

Includes bibliography

Women and new technologies

Includes bibliography

New information and communications technologies for education in Latin America: risks and opportunities

Includes bibliography

Report of Colloquium on Statistics and the New Technologies

Includes bibliography

The promotion and adoption of new technologies within the context of sustainable development

Includes bibliography

New technologies in agriculture

Includes bibliography

Impact of new technologies on the development process in the Caribbean region

Includes bibliography

New information and telecommunications technology in the transport sector

The growing use of e-commerce and the need to generate efficient solutions to problems such as traffic jams and the physical distribution of merchandise have created a new scenario for transport in general, particularly in urban areas. Because of this, the application of new information and telecommunications technologies presents a strategic challenge that enables maximum advantage to be obtained from the deregulation of markets and the opening up of economies, as well as addressing other urgent needs of this sector. This issue of the Bulletin is based on a study of the application of information and telecommunications technologies to fleet management and urban transport, being carried out by the ECLAC Transport Unit. Although the study focuses on the impact of these technologies in these fields, its reflections, analysis and conclusions are also applicable in other areas of the transport sector.

Information society and public ICT policies in the Caribbean: a review of advances and challenges, policy instruments and country experiences

Includes bibliography

E-business innovation and customs renovation for secure supply chain management

Includes bibliography

The urban female labour market in Latin America: the myth and the reality

Includes bibliography

Latin America and the new finance and trade flows

Includes bibliography