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EM72051 eMARKETER ePOLAND REPORT JUNE 2001 (Poland Internet Markets) - electronic version (pdf)

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Poland is home to the largest number of internet users in Eastern Europe. If you need to expand your business into new markets or want to take advantage of this Eastern European powerhouse, you need The ePoland Report: eCommerce and Technology Use. Co-authored by the Polish Market Review, eMarketer’s new The ePoland Report: eCommerce and Technology Use has the in-depth data and statistics that cover this emerging internet market.

It thoroughly covers topics such as:

The ePoland Report: eCommerce and Technology Use provides you with the comprehensive statistics and comparative charts from leading sources like Jupiter Research, International Data Corporation, Forrester Research, Andersen Consulting, World Bank, and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).

The ePoland Report: eCommerce and Technology Use is an essential business tool for anyone needing the most concise, up-to-date numbers and analysis on the European internet economy. It will equip you with the facts and figures every business person needs to stay informed and make effective business decisions.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Methodology 7
Methodology: The eMarketer Difference 8
Polish Market Review 8
I Introduction 9
A. Internet Use 10
B. Internet Infrastructure 14
C. eCommerce 23
D. Future Growth 26
II Population and Economy 27
A. Geographic Location and Demographics 28
B. Political System 30
C. Economy 31
D. European Union Prospects 34
E. Capital Markets 34
III Infrastructure 39
A. Phone Lines 40
B. Wireless Subscriptions 41
C. Cable TV Subscriptions 43
D. ISPs 43
E. Cellular Phones 44
IV PC Penetration and Internet Use in Polish Businesses 45
A. PC Penetration 46
B. Access Costs 48
V Internet Usage and Demographics 51
A. Internet Penetration 52
B. Users and Penetration by Access Method 57
C. Usage 59
D. Duration of Sessions 60
E. Usage Patterns 62
F. eMail 65
G. Most Popular Websites 65
H. Language 66
VI eCommerce 67
A. B2C eCommerce 68
_ B2C eCommerce Revenues in Poland 70
_ The Polish eRetail Market 71
_ Purchasing Frequency 74
_ Most Popular Online Purchases 74
_ eShops 76
_ Prospects for eRetail Development in Poland 77
_ Transactions 78
_ Buyer Demographics 81
_ Preliminary Demographics 81
_ Payment Methods 82
_ Consumer Attitudes toward Privacy and Security 85
B. B2B eCommerce 85
_ Companies in Poland 85
_ Business PC Penetration 86
_ Small Companies 87
_ Internet Access 89
_ Internet Applications 91
_ B2B eCommerce Revenues 94
_ Enterprise Resource Planning 97
_ Customer Relationship Management 99
_ Application Service Providers 100
VII eFinance: Banking and Investing 103
A. Workforce 104
B. Trends in Polish Banking 105
C. Internet Banking 107
D. eBrokerage Services in Poland 110
VIII Online Advertising in Poland 113
Index of Charts 119

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LIST OF TABLES

About Us 5
Methodology 7
A. eMarketer 8
B. Polish Market Review 8
I Introduction 9
A. Internet Use 10
- Internet Users in Eastern Europe, by Country, 2000 (in thousands) 11
- Internet Users in Eastern Europe, by Country, 2000 (as a percent of population 14 and older) 12
- GDP per Capita in Eastern Europe, by Country, 1999 (purchasing power parity) 13
B. Internet Infrastructure 14
- PCs per 100 Inhabitants in Selected European Countries, 1999 14
- Internet Hosts per 1,000 People in Selected European Countries, January 2000 15
- Most and Least eCommerce-Ready Countries in Europe, March 2000 (by secure servers per million inhabitants) 16
- Websites per 1,000 Inhabitants in the US and Selected European Countries, 2000 17
- Webpages by Language, 2000 (as a percent of total) 18
- Multimedia Content on the Internet in the US and Selected European Countries, 1999 19
- Main Telephone Lines per 100 Inhabitants in Selected European Countries, 1999 20
- Cost of Internet Access in Selected European Countries for 20 Hours at Peak Times, 2000 (in purchasing power parity) 21
- Mobile Phone Demand in Western and Eastern Europe, 2001 (as a percent of market) 21
- \"Celledensity\" Rate: Number of Cellular Mobile Subscribers per 100 Inhabitants in Selected European Countries, 1999 22
C. eCommerce 23
- percent of Adults Who Have Shopped Online in Selected European Countries, 2000 23
- percent of Internet Users Who Have Ever Purchased Online in Selected European Countries, 2000 24
- Comparative Estimates: B2C eCommerce Revenues in Europe, 2001 (in billions) 25
- B2B eCommerce Revenues by European Country, 2001 (in billions) 25
D. Future Growth 26
II Population and Economy 27
A. Geographic Location and Demographics 28
- QuickStats: Poland, 2001 28
- City Populations in Poland, 2000 29
B. Political System 30
- Breakdown of Political Parties in Poland and the Share of Votes, 1997 30
C. Economy 31
- Polish Imports, 2000 31
- Polish Exports, 2000 32
- Economic Indicators in Poland, 2000-2004 32
- Factors Influencing the Economy in Poland, 2001 33
D. European Union Prospects 34
E. Capital Markets 34
- Capitalization of the Warsaw Stock Exchange, 2001 34
- Number of Companies Traded on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, 2001 35
- Warsaw Stock Exchange Index (WIG): Rate of Return, 1995-2000 35
- Average Turnover per Session in Poland, 1995-2000 (in millions) 36
- Sub-Indices and Rate of Return in Poland, Jan-Dec 2000 37
- Number of Companies Traded in Each Sector by the Warsaw Stock Exchange, 2000 38
III Infrastructure 39
A. Phone Lines 40
- Fixed-Line Telephony Penetration in Poland, 1995-2000 40
B. Wireless Subscriptions 41
- Mobile Penetration in Poland, 1992-2000 (in thousands and as a percent of population) 41
- Mobile Market in Poland, Year-End 2000 42
C. Cable TV Subscriptions 43
D. ISPs 43
- Five Largest ISPs in Poland, 1999 (in PLN thousands and as a percent of market share) 43
E. Cellular Phones 44
IV PC Penetration and Internet Use in Polish Businesses 45
A. PC Penetration 46
- PC Penetration in Poland, 1999-2000 46
- PC Penetration in Poland, 1995-2000 (as a percent of the population) 47
- PC Penetration in Polish Companies, 2000 (by number of employees) 47
B. Access Costs 48
- Monthly* Internet Access Price in Poland, 2001 48
- eReadiness in Poland, 2001 49
V Internet Usage and Demographics 51
A. Internet Penetration 52
- Internet Usage Penetration in Poland, 2001 (by demographic group) 52
- Internet User Profile in Poland, February 2001 53
- Comparative Estimates: Age of Internet Users in Poland, 2000 54
- Comparative Estimates: Internet Users in Poland, 2000 (in thousands) 55
- Comparative Estimates: Internet Users in Poland, 1999-2004 (in millions) 55
- Internet Access and Usage in Poland, 1998-2001 (as a percent of total population) 56
B. Users and Penetration by Access Method 57
- Internet Users in Poland, by Access Method, mid-2000 57
- Internet Users in Poland, by Access Method, 2001 58
C. Usage 59
- Frequency of Internet Usage in Poland, 2000 (as a percent of population) 59
- Frequency of Internet Usage in Poland, 2000 (as a percent of internet users) 59
- Internet Usage in Poland, 2000 (as a percent of internet users) 59
- Comparative Estimates: Internet Users in Poland by Usage Frequency, 2000 60
D. Duration of Sessions 60
- Average Time per Week Spent Browsing the Web in Poland, February 2001 61
- Length of Time Spent Online per Week in Poland, 2000 61
E. Usage Patterns 62
- How Poles Use the Internet, 2000 62
- Online Activities in Poland, 2000 (as a percent of time spent online) 62
- Strongest Motivators for Using the Web, in Poland, 2000 62
- Most Frequent Internet Access Locations in Poland, 2000 63
- Internet Access Locations in Poland, 2000 63
- Internet Access Locations in Poland, February 2001 63
- Comparative Estimates: Internet Access Location of Internet Users in Poland, 2000 64
F. eMail 65
- Frequency of eMail Use in Poland, 2001 65
G. Most Popular Websites 65
- Portals Visited in a 2-Week Period, November 2000 65
- Most Frequently Used Portals in Poland, 2001 (as a percent of Polish internet users) 66
H. Language 66
VI. eCommerce 67
A. B2C eCommerce 68
- Number of Internet Shops in Poland, 1996-2000 68
- Growth Rate of the Number of Internet Shops in Poland, 1997-2000 69
- B2C eCommerce Revenues in Poland 70
- B2C eCommerce Revenues in Poland, 1998-2000 (in millions) 70
- Comparative Estimates: B2C eCommerce Revenues in Poland, 2000 (in millions) 70
- Comparative Estimates: B2C eCommerce Revenues in Poland, 2005 (in billions) 71
- Forecasts of Total B2B eCommerce Revenues in Poland, 2000 & 2005 71
- The Polish eRetail Market 71
- Size of Polish eShops, 2000 72
- Revenues of Polish eShops, 2000 72
- Online vs. Offline Prices in Poland, 2000 73
- Purchasing Frequency 74
- Number of Purchases per Month in Polish eShops, 2000 74
- Most Popular Online Purchases 74
- What eShoppers in Poland Buy, 2000 75
- eShops 76
- Types of eShops in Poland, 1999-2000 76
- Prospects for eRetail Development in Poland 77
- Comparative Estimates: Impression of eCommerce Development according to eShop Owners in Poland, 2000 77
- Constraints to eRetail in Poland according to eShop Owners, 2000 78
- Transactions 78
- Growth of the Number of eShoppers in Poland, April 2000 -February 2001 78
- Reasons for Not Buying Online, in Poland, 2001 79
- Buyer Demographics 81
- Preliminary Demographics 81
- Payment Methods 82
- Credit Cards Issued by Polish Banks, 1997- 2000 82
- Value of Credit Card Transactions in Poland, 1994-2000 82
- Comparative Estimates: Polish eShops Allowing Payment by Credit Card, 2000 83
- Methods of Online Payment in Poland, 2000 83
- Credit and Debit Cards in Poland, 1999 84
- Consumer Attitudes toward Privacy and Security 85
B. B2B eCommerce 85
- Companies in Poland 85
- Businesses in Poland, by Size, 2000 85
- Businesses in Poland, by Size, 2000 86
- Business PC Penetration 86
- Business PC Penetration in Poland, 2000 86
- Small Companies 87
- PC Penetration in Small Companies in Poland, 2000 87
- Reasons Given for Companies in Poland Not Having a PC, 2000 87
- Small Companies in Poland with PCs, 2000 88
- PCs in Small Companies in Poland with Foreign Capital vs. Those Without, 2000 88
- Companies in Poland with PCs, 2000 89
- Internet Access 89
- Companies in Poland Selling Online, 2000 (as a percent of companies with internet access) 90
- Companies in Poland Buying Online, 2000 (as a percent of companies with internet access) 90
- Internet Applications 91
- Internet Usage for Companies in Poland, 2000 (as a percent of companies with internet access) 91
- European Business eMail Usage, 2000 91
- B2B eCommerce in Europe, 2000 92
- eCommerce Perspectives in Poland, 2000 93
- B2B eCommerce Revenues 94
- Polish Purchasers of Internet/Intranet Products, Jan-June 2000 94
- Largest Purchasers of eBusiness Applications in Poland, Jan-June 2000 95
- High-Tech Companies in Poland Doing eBusiness, 2000 96
- Services Offered by Polish eIT Distributors 96
- Enterprise Resource Planning 97
- Enterprise Resource Planning Systems in Poland, 1994-2000 97
- Costs Associated with ERP Installation in Poland, 2000 (in thousands) 97
- Inhibitors to Development of ERP Market in Poland, 2001 98
- ERP Systems Purchasers in Poland, Jan-June 2000 (as a percent of industry sector) 98
- Customer Relationship Management 99
- Application Service Providers 100
- Companies in Poland Offering ASP Solutions, 2000 100
- Inhibitors of the Development of the ASP Market in Poland 101
VII. eFinance: Banking and Investing 103
A. Workforce 104
- Employment in the Banking Sector in Poland, 1996-2000 104
B. Trends in Polish Banking 105
- Banking Distribution in Poland, 2000 105
- Barriers and Stimuli to the Development of Online Banking in Poland, 2001 106
C. Internet Banking 107
- eFinancial Services Used by Internet Users in Poland, June 2000 & January 2001 107
- Polish Banks Offering Internet Services, 1999-2002 108
- Polish Banks Offering Internet Services, March 2001 109
- Polish Banks Offering Wireless Banking Services, March 2001 109
D. eBrokerage Services in Poland 110
- Polish Brokerage Houses Online, 1996-2000 110
- Internet Accounts vs. Traditional Brokerage Accounts in Poland, 2000 111
VIII. Online Advertising in Poland 113
- Structure of the Advertising Market in Poland, 1999 114
- Comparative Estimates: eAdvertising Revenues in Poland, 1999-2001 (in millions) 115
- Internet Advertising Revenues in Poland: Forecasts, 2001-2005 (in millions) 116
- eAdvertising Expenditures in Poland, 2000 117
- Largest Web Advertisers in Poland, 2000 117
- Internet Portals Used in Poland, Jan 2001 118
- Online Information Services Used in Poland, Jan 2001 118
Index of Charts 119
Also Available from eMarketer 125

Text © 2001 eMarketer

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