1. ICT-sector
Asta Manninen

2. Information sector’s industries
Information sector’s industries
The classification on industry:
Statistics Finland’s national classification (TOL 2000) is in 4- number level equal to the international classification (NACE Rev.1). The 5th level is national.
Reorganising the statistical data to produce the information industries:
Production of goods - based on OECD recommendations
Production of services - based on OECD recommendations
Content production, broad definition - national definitions
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3. Concepts, definitions,methods
Jobs in the information sector in Helsinki and in Finland on 31. December 1999
Jobs in
Share of
SIC-95
Helsinki
Finland, %
Information sector, broadly defined
61 429
31,2
Production of goods
3 411
7,7 30
Manufacture of computers 33
1,6
313
Manufacture of insulated wire and cable
100
5,4 32
Manufacture of radio, television,
communication equipment and apparatus
3 116
8,9
332,333
Manufacture of measuring instruments and
industrial process control equipment
162
3,0
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4. Concepts, definitions,methods
Jobs in the information sector in Helsinki and in Finland on 31. December 1999
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5. Concepts, definitions,methods
Jobs in the information sector in Helsinki and in Finland on 31. December 1999
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6. Concepts, definitions,methods
Jobs in the information sector in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area on
Source: Statistics Finland, regional employment statistics.
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7. Job growth within content production from 1993 till 1999
Job growth within content production from 1993 till 1999
44,8
39,4
27,0
25,3
25,1
15,6
15,5
Helsinki
Turku
Tampere
Finland
Espoo
Oulu
Vantaa 10 20 30 40 50
Change,%
Source: City of Helsinki Urban Facts and Statistics Finland
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Content production in major Finnish cities. Share (%) of Finland 1993 and 1999
32,8
7,3
6,2
4,4
4,3
2,6
37,9
6,3
4,9
4,0
2,4
Helsinki
Espoo
Tampere
Turku
Vantaa
Oulu 10 20 30 40 50
1999
1993
Source: City of Helsinki Urban Facts and Statistics Finland.
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9. Jobs by industry in Helsinki change of volume 1990-1993 and 1993-2000
Jobs by industry in Helsinki change of volume and
-30000
-20000
-10000
10000
20000
30000
40000
Agriculture and forestry
Manufacturing
Construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Hotels and restaurants
Transport and communication
Finance and insurance
Real estate, technical and business services
Public and other services
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10. Concepts, definitions,methods
Positioning: ICT clusters in Helsinki/Finland, Tel Aviv/Israel, Dublin/Ireland, and Portland/Oregon (S.Roper and D.Steinbock)
Telecom/Mobile
Software
Computers
Semiconductors
-Components
-EMS
-Contract Manufacturers
-R&D
-Design
-Development
-Manufacturing
Value Chain
-Marketing
-Distribution
ICT Segment
Ireland/Dublin
Oregon/Portland
Israel/Tel Aviv
Finland/Helsinki
Source: OECD Territorial Review of Helsinki: Tables and Graphs (not-yet-published)
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