Learning from and emulating developed countries is useful for the industrialization of developing countries. It is most evident in the case of development process in hardware technology, but this is also the case for the software sector. It means that the policies adopted by already industrialized countries, and their results, whether they were good or bad, can be helpful in developing countries for making their policy and minimizing the mistakes. Therefore, one of the ways to contribute to economic development and poverty reduction in developing countries is for already industrialized countries to share their knowledge gained through development experience. (The rest is omitted.)