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Digital Business Ecosystems
Digital Business EcosystemsEdited by:Francesco NachiraAndrea NicolaiPaolo DiniMarion Le LouarnLorena Rivera LeonEuropean CommissionInformation Society and Media Digital BusinessEcosystemsiii ForewordAt the Lisbon European Council of March 2000, the European Union representatives set the goal of making Europe the world s most dynamic and competitive knowledge-based economy with the need to promote an Information Society for All . One year later, the Gothenburg European Council of June 200 agreed a strategy for sustainable development which completes the European Union s political commitment to economic and social renewal by adding a third, environmental dimension to the Lisbon strategy. A new approach to policy making was therefore promoted to ensure that the economic, social and environmental effects of all policies would be considered in a coordinated way. Both the Lisbon and Gothenburg strategies placed competitiveness firmly at the centre of political attention, and underlined the importance of creating a climate favourable to SMEs and the need to stimulate entrepreneurial initiative in order to achieve economic growth and sustainable Networked Enterprise and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) unit of the European Commission s Information Society and Media Directorate-General
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