1. How a professional code of conduct can bolster
the competitiveness of regional ICT businesses
How a professional code of conduct can bolster
the competitiveness of regional ICT businesses
The ‘eTIC’ Code – 16 / 05/ 2011 - London

2. eITC Code
No admission to the profession
There is a lack of confidence between ICT suppliers
and their SME customers (BtoB market).
• Who has not heard of businesses:
complaining of being insufficiently informed by their ITC
service provider of the terms governing the transfer of
intellectual property rights or the amounts of recurrent costs,
that have been hogtied to a solution and a supplier who fails
to meet their needs and requirements,
or that are even left completely abandoned in cases where
their service provider goes bankrupt.

3. eITC Code
No admission to the profession
There is a lack of confidence between ICT suppliers
and their SME customers (BtoB market).
• Who has not heard of businesses:
complaining of being insufficiently informed by their ITC
service provider of the terms governing the transfer of
intellectual property rights or the amounts of recurrent costs,
that have been hogtied to a solution and a supplier who fails
to meet their needs and requirements,
or that are even left completely abandoned in cases where
their service provider goes bankrupt.

4. eITC Code
No admission to the profession
There is a lack of confidence between ICT suppliers
and their SME customers (BtoB market).
• Who has not heard of businesses:
complaining of being insufficiently informed by their ITC
service provider of the terms governing the transfer of
intellectual property rights or the amounts of recurrent costs,
that have been hogtied to a solution and a supplier who fails
to meet their needs and requirements,
or that are even left completely abandoned in cases where
their service provider goes bankrupt.

5. eITC Code
No admission to the profession
There is a lack of confidence between ICT suppliers
and their SME customers (BtoB market).
• Who has not heard of businesses:
complaining of being insufficiently informed by their ITC
service provider of the terms governing the transfer of
intellectual property rights or the amounts of recurrent costs,
that have been hogtied to a solution and a supplier who fails
to meet their needs and requirements,
or that are even left completely abandoned in cases where
their service provider goes bankrupt.

6. eITC Code
No admission to the profession
There is a lack of confidence between ICT suppliers
and their SME customers (BtoB market).
• Who has not heard of businesses:
complaining of being insufficiently informed by their ITC
service provider of the terms governing the transfer of
intellectual property rights or the amounts of recurrent costs,
that have been hogtied to a solution and a supplier who fails
to meet their needs and requirements,
or that are even left completely abandoned in cases where
their service provider goes bankrupt.

7. eITC Code
No admission to the profession
There is a lack of confidence between ICT suppliers
and their SME customers (BtoB market).
• Who has not heard of businesses:
complaining of being insufficiently informed by their ITC
service provider of the terms governing the transfer of
intellectual property rights or the amounts of recurrent costs,
that have been hogtied to a solution and a supplier who fails
to meet their needs and requirements,
or that are even left completely abandoned in cases where
their service provider goes bankrupt.

8. eITC Code
No admission to the profession
There is a lack of confidence between ICT suppliers
and their SME customers (BtoB market).
• Who has not heard of businesses:
complaining of being insufficiently informed by their ITC
service provider of the terms governing the transfer of
intellectual property rights or the amounts of recurrent costs,
that have been hogtied to a solution and a supplier who fails
to meet their needs and requirements,
or that are even left completely abandoned in cases where
their service provider goes bankrupt.

9. eITC Code
No admission to the profession
There is a lack of confidence between ICT suppliers
and their SME customers (BtoB market).
• Who has not heard of businesses:
complaining of being insufficiently informed by their ITC
service provider of the terms governing the transfer of
intellectual property rights or the amounts of recurrent costs,
that have been hogtied to a solution and a supplier who fails
to meet their needs and requirements,
or that are even left completely abandoned in cases where
their service provider goes bankrupt.

10. eITC Code
No admission to the profession
There is a lack of confidence between ICT suppliers
and their SME customers (BtoB market).
• Who has not heard of businesses:
complaining of being insufficiently informed by their ITC
service provider of the terms governing the transfer of
intellectual property rights or the amounts of recurrent costs,
that have been hogtied to a solution and a supplier who fails
to meet their needs and requirements,
or that are even left completely abandoned in cases where
their service provider goes bankrupt.

11. eITC Code
No admission to the profession
There is a lack of confidence between ICT suppliers
and their SME customers (BtoB market).
• Who has not heard of businesses:
complaining of being insufficiently informed by their ITC
service provider of the terms governing the transfer of
intellectual property rights or the amounts of recurrent costs,
that have been hogtied to a solution and a supplier who fails
to meet their needs and requirements,
or that are even left completely abandoned in cases where
their service provider goes bankrupt.