About ITI
The Information Technology
Industry Council (ITI) is the premier voice, advocate and thought leader for
the information and communications technology (ICT) industry. ITI is widely recognized as the high-tech
sector's most effective advocacy organization in Washington D.C., and in
various foreign capitals around the world.
ITI's members are global
leaders in innovation--from all areas of the ICT sector including hardware,
services, and software--the products our members create are the face of global
economic growth and the heart and soul of improving peoples' lives.
ITI is dedicated to
advocating for its member companies through three main divisions, Environment
and Sustainability, Global Policy, and Government Relations. In these divisions
ITI engages in a broad range of issues, some of which include: corporate tax
reform, trade, telecommunications, cybersecurity, energy efficiency, workforce
and STEM initiatives, regulatory compliance, accessibility and environmental
sustainability.
To help its member companies
achieve their policy objectives, ITI builds relationships with Members of
Congress, Administration officials and state and foreign governments;
organizing industry-wide consensus on policy issues; and enables access to
global markets by working to enact innovation-friendly government policies.
ITI is the only high-tech trade association that compiles a widely
utilized Congressional scorecard - the ITI High-Tech Vote Guide. The guide serves as a report card for Members as well as a reflection
of ITI’s legislative priorities. It is also the only technology related
evaluation cited in the Almanac of American Politics.
As ICT innovation continues to propel global economic growth, impacting not
only the way businesses and governments are run, but also the everyday lives of
people worldwide, ITI will be there to represent the world's leading information
and communications technology companies.
