It’s not often Denmark topples the US, but the European nation is ranked first in a worldwide study measuring the most effective use of technology. Sweden, Singapore and Finland were ranked second, third and fourth respectively while the US slipped from first spot to seventh place in the Global Information Technology Report 2006-2007, published by the World Economic Forum. Economic experts said Denmark, which finished third in the survey last year, had made continuous progress since 2003 and benefited from the country's excellent regulatory environment.Switzerland rose four places from ninth to fifth places this year, followed by the Netherlands, the US, Iceland, Britain, and Norway completing the top 10 rankings.
Thursday, March 29, 2007
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Denmark Replaces US As Tech Leader
It’s not often Denmark topples the US, but the European nation is ranked first in a worldwide study measuring the most effective use of technology. Sweden, Singapore and Finland were ranked second, third and fourth respectively while the US slipped from first spot to seventh place in the Global Information Technology Report 2006-2007, published by the World Economic Forum. Economic experts said Denmark, which finished third in the survey last year, had made continuous progress since 2003 and benefited from the country's excellent regulatory environment.Switzerland rose four places from ninth to fifth places this year, followed by the Netherlands, the US, Iceland, Britain, and Norway completing the top 10 rankings.
It’s not often Denmark topples the US, but the European nation is ranked first in a worldwide study measuring the most effective use of technology. Sweden, Singapore and Finland were ranked second, third and fourth respectively while the US slipped from first spot to seventh place in the Global Information Technology Report 2006-2007, published by the World Economic Forum. Economic experts said Denmark, which finished third in the survey last year, had made continuous progress since 2003 and benefited from the country's excellent regulatory environment.Switzerland rose four places from ninth to fifth places this year, followed by the Netherlands, the US, Iceland, Britain, and Norway completing the top 10 rankings.
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