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23 Oct 2001

Auteur:
Sarah Murray, in Responsible business in the global economy: A Financial Times Guide

Bridging the digital divide

A healthy dose of self-interest can be a powerful tool when combined with corporate social responsibility. And in recent years, the shortfall in skilled IT and telecoms workers has encouraged many large corporations in the information and communications technology sector to sink resources in initiatives aimed at tackling the global digital divide. One of the most successful examples has been Cisco Systems Networking Academy