Success depends on the creators of the product. The document has cause and effect totally mixed up. Let us look at the issues that are here that should not be. Take, for example, health care on-line. This is basically saying business should subsidise the welfare state.
Business is about business, making money, making profits for the shareholders.
It is not acting as some cut-price support for the state. Participation for the disabled is another form of support for the state. If it makes sense commercially it will be there anyway. IBM are already producing software that enable the blind to listen to what is on the Internet. It does not need a EU programme.