Denmark is ranked number two in the world and first in Europe in the ICT Development Index 2015 published by the UN agency ITU.

Denmark jumps two places from last year’s ranking and is now only outperformed by Korea in ITU’s 2015 ICT Development Index (IDI), a composite measurement that ranks 167 countries according to their level of ICT access, use and skills.

The ICT Development Index combines 11 indicators into a single measure that can be used as a benchmarking tool globally, measuring ICT access, use and skills. The indicators include parameters such as amount of Internet users, mobile cellular subscriptions and basic literacy rates.

Read the executive summary of the report (pdf file): www.itu.int

ICT Development Index 2015 – top fifteen countries:
1.    Korea (Rep.)
2.    Denmark
3.    Iceland
4.    United Kingdom
5.    Sweden
6.    Luxembourg
7.    Switzerland
8.    Netherlands
9.    Hong Kong, China
10.    Norway
11.    Japan
12.    Finland
13.    Australia
14.    Germany
15.    United States

Read the full story: www.investindk.com
Graphics: ICT Development Index 2015/ITU