Models, Architectures and Digital Inequalities
Modèles, architectures et inégalité numérique

Summary/Abstract: At all levels of the market local, national or global competition concerns are raised if the control over important communications infrastructure could be used to leverage the parties’ positions into related markets. This concern is a common one when looking at internet-related markets, given that vertical integration - the presence of the same companies on upstream and downstream markets - is frequent. It’s necessary to develop modern public services and a dynamic environment for e-business through widespread availability of broadband access at competitive prices and a secure information infrastructure. The new environment is very complex. In order to build a such administrative and business environment it become necessary to define the right behavior of actors involved. This paper try to approach these big challenge in a systematic manner, defining a federative model of multicultural environment. This model is enveloped with an services architecture, covering both public and private areas, and pointing on main directives of Council governing public, private and public-private relationship. We try not only to prove the necessity of a such approach but to define a guide to a necessary migration.

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