Digital Energy Solution Campaign (DESC)

A new online community that brings together industry officials, affiliated trade groups, non-governmental organizations and consumers to share best practices and ideas on how information and communications technology (ICT) can further the nation’s environmental and energy goals.

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.

Expanding U.S. Investment in Research and Development

The federal R & D tax credit would help create hundreds of thousands of jobs in the near term and enhance the nation’s long-term economic competitiveness.

High-Skilled Workforce Initiatives

Innovation and productivity require a highly skilled workforce and increasingly depend on employees that are proficient in the areas of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).

Expanding the Role of ICT to Achieve Energy Security Goals

ICT systems and renewable energy solutions are powerful tools for driving energy efficiency, economic productivity, job creation and climate change mitigation.

Innovation Infrastructure Investments

ITI is working to turn the key components of the FCC’s National Broadband Plan into tangible policy.

Opening Global Markets

ITI’s trade agenda is closely connected to a broader set of issues facing the U.S. economy and central to assuring the tech sector has a positive effect on key emerging markets and as a global innovation leader.

Dean's Digital Dialogue

Three Keys Ways to Drive Job Growth
U.S. World and News Report

China's G-20 Opportunity
POLITICO

Persuading China
Huffington Post

Reviving Tax Credit on Research and Development Vital to Economic Health
Austin American-Statesman

Laying the Foundation for A New Pro-Growth Economy
Huffington Post

America's Broadband Revolution: Where We Go From Here
Huffington Post

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ITI Policy Update

telecom thumbnail Developing Internet Openness Principles
ITI supports the development of fair, non-discriminatory policies and regulations that promote an open Internet, innovation, and a strengthened communications infrastructure in the
United States.

image representing tax policy Driving a More Robust R&D Tax Credit
U.S. based multinational companies are leading 21st century job creation and innovation.

ITI 2010 Policy Priorities
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 are focused on expanding domestic job growth, ensuring global competitiveness, and improving the quality of life.