According to the report, e-government and e-administration are fully available to citizens in Slovenia and availability to businesses is 88%.
Around 88% of enterprises in Slovenia use e-government, which is among the highest rates in the EU, and among citizens the rate is 44% in Slovenia, while the EU average is 41%.
The goal set in the digital agenda is for half of the population and 80% of the companies in the EU to use e-government services.
The report further states the number of regular and frequent internet users in Slovenia is slightly lower than the EU average at 65% and 53% respectively.
The number of people in Slovenia who have never used the internet (28%) is somewhat higher than the EU average, which fell from 30% to 26% over the last year.
Slovenia's DSL internet access coverage is in the EU average and rural coverage is slightly higher in Slovenia.
The growth of broadband take-up has meanwhile slowed down in Slovenia and stands at 24%, falling short of the EU average of 27%.
The Commission however notes that, although progress has been made, there is still room for improvement regarding connection speeds in Slovenia, as only 44% of broadband subscribers can access the internet at speeds of at least 2Mb/s.
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Quelle/Source: The Slovenia Times, 01.06.2011
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