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E-commerce and ICT activity: 2016
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- E-commerce sales by businesses in the UK non-financial sector were £511 billion in 2016, up from £503 billion in 2015.
- E-commerce sales were made up of £236 billion website sales and £274 electronic data interchange (EDI) sales (business-to-business sales).
- While 62% of businesses with 1,000 or more employees benefit from superfast broadband, with an internet speed of 100 megabits per second (Mbps) or more, only 5.8% of businesses with less than 10 employees had this internet speed.
Datasets related to Y diwydiant TG a'r rhyngrwyd
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E-commerce and ICT activity
Use of information and communication technology (ICT) and e-commerce activity by UK businesses. Reference tables containing data on e-commerce sales and how businesses are using the internet.
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Employees' Use of Computers and the Internet
Employees' Use of Computers and the Internet.
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Values of E-commerce Sales
Values of sales and purchases over ICTs.
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ICT Activity of UK Businesses
Use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and e-commerce activity by UK businesses.
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Businesses' Use of ICTs
Businesses' use of ICTs.
Publications related to Y diwydiant TG a'r rhyngrwyd
Statistical bulletins
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E-commerce and ICT activity: 2016
The value of e-commerce sales and the level of use by UK businesses of information and communication technologies.
Articles
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Monitoring e-commerce
In 2014, as the consequence of a 2013 European Union e-commerce taskforce, chaired by Lord Young of Graffham, the Office for National Statistics began a project to consider how it could contribute to the monitoring of e-commerce nationally. This report proposes the use of an indicator set, combining a dashboard approach alongside an interactive graphic, and sets out some potential future developments.
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