ITI Publications
ITI produces Cyber Specs - a monthly brief that showcases cybersecurity innovation. The January 2011 edition is entitled “Smartphones: Benefits and Security."
Download past editions below:
December 2010
ITI is the only high-tech trade association that compiles a widely utilized
Congressional Scorecard - the ITI High Tech Vote Guide.
This comprehensive voting guide not
only reflects legislators' varying levels of commitment to tech-friendly
policy, but also how successful the high-tech industry has been in spreading
awareness of information and communications technology (ICT) as a driving force
behind American economic growth, innovation, and job creation.
The
ITI High Tech Vote Guide is the only technology related evaluation cited in the
Almanac of American Politics.
ITI updates the Congressional scorecard every two years, to coincide with the
final vote of a session of Congress.
Complete
access to all of ITI’s scorecards is available below.
110th Congress (2007-2008)
109th Congress (2005-2006) - House
109th Congress (2005-2006) - Senate
108th Congress (2003-2004)
107th Congress (2001-2002)
106th Congress (1999-2000)
ITI annually publishes a High-Tech Education Report that
highlights the educational initiatives its member companies are spearheading
and funding to meet the needs of America’s 21st century
workforce. Collectively, these education initiatives
range from mentoring programs to grants, scholarships, teacher training, and
other incentives for students in K-12, higher education programs, and in the
U.S. workforce.
Many of these initiatives focus on improving
education in the science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) disciplines,
particularly for women and minority students who tend to be underrepresented in
STEM careers. Other initiatives focus on improving teacher effectiveness and
integrating the latest technologies into U.S. classrooms. Last year alone, ICT companies dedicated
thousands of volunteer hours and hundreds of millions of dollars to improve
education outcomes for all Americans.
By using their unique resources and
perspectives as leaders in technological innovation to bolster existing efforts
of local school districts, universities, and community colleges, ICT companies
are helping to increase America’s domestic pipeline of high-skilled workers.
These efforts will in turn sustain our country’s global competitiveness,
ability to lead in innovation, and improve the quality of life in America for
future generations.
Complete access to all of ITI’s Education Reports is available
below.
