ITI’s Policy Priorities for 2010

In 2010, innovation in information and communications technologies (ICT) will help the ICT industry and the U.S. enter the new decade in a position of strength.

Energy Efficiency & Climate Change

In public-private partnerships such as the highly-successful ENERGY STAR® program, ITI promotes consistency among laws and regulations that mandate energy efficiency through product design requirements.

ITI’s Trade Agenda

The tech sector’s trade agenda is closely connected to a broader set of issues facing the U.S. economy and central to assuring the industry’s future as a global innovation leader.

STEM Education

To maintain our country’s competitiveness in the 21st century, we must cultivate the best and brightest scientists and engineers, here in America, needed to create tomorrow’s innovations.

Telecommunications

ITI has filed comments with the FCC urging a balanced approach to broadband rulemaking.

Materials Selection

Our industry is working to ensure that regulatory product design requirements are reasonable, consistent and implemented in a coordinated manner.

Dean's Digital Dialogue

Broadband in Every Home

Forbes

High-Tech Will Help Spur Economy Recovery

POLITICO

Reaching for Innovation Gold
Huffington Post

State of the Union: Strong leadership needed for uncertain times
The Hill

High Tech Hopes for Washington
The Washington Times

More Quality STEM Teachers
National Journal’s Education Blog

Commonsense Solutions for Sustainable Job Growth
The Hill

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In 2010, innovation in information and communications technologies (ICT) will help the ICT industry and the U.S. enter the new decade in a position of strength. The 2010 policy priorities for ITI, outlined below, are focused on expanding domestic job growth, ensuring global competitiveness, and improving the quality of life.

New York City Electronics Recycling Action
The Information Technology Industry Council (ITI) and the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) have filed a lawsuit challenging New York City Local Laws 13 and 21 of 2008 and the implementing regulation, created by the City Department of Sanitation (DSNY).

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