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Title: ICT Innovation and Economic Wellbeing James Shaw General Manager, Strategy Branch


1
ICT Innovation andEconomic
WellbeingJames ShawGeneral Manager, Strategy
Branch
2
Outline
  • the role of ICT in economic wellbeing
  • Government action
  • recent DCITA research
  • the role of EII in innovation strategy

3
ICT is a general purpose technology
  • while initially disruptive, it has unlimited uses
  • it improves efficiency and transforms
    organisations
  • it also opens up whole new activities
  • it will soon be fundamental to all economic
    activity

4
Government Action
  • A wide range of government departments and
    agencies have an interest in ICT and innovation
  • DEST Coordinating Committee on Science and
    Technology, E-Research program
  • ICT skills issues
  • DCITA, DEST, DITR, ARC building critical mass in
    ICT RD
  • ARC ICT research training a priority
  • Treasury tax treatment of RD

5
DCITAs Role
  • to foster development of the ICT industry
  • to support the development of the information
    economy

6
DCITAs ICT Industry Activities
  • industry development aspects of government ICT
    procurement
  • SME development
  • engagement and investment by multinationals
  • leading edge ICT research
  • innovation in, and diffusion of, ICT
  • ICT skills development
  • NICTA

7
DCITAs Information Economy Activities
  • the demand side
  • broadband penetration, online security, critical
    infrastructure
  • Strategy Branch
  • key drivers of the information economy
  • ICT impact on productivity growth
  • information economy statistics
  • e-business standards and programs
  • emerging markets and issues

8
Strategy Branch Research
  • impacts of ICT on business performance and
    productivity
  • ICT and microeconomic reform as productivity
    drivers
  • impact of ICT has been understated
  • manufacturing 56 to 80 percent
  • services 59 to 78 percent
  • more reports in preparation

9
Achieving Value From ICT (2005)
  • comprehensive survey of business ICT use
  • management practices are crucial
  • being ICT aware
  • being persistent about utilising ICT
  • being open to organisational change

10
Next Steps
  • research findings are being publicised
  • further reports forthcoming

11
The Role of Research
  • transforming technology research into practical
    applications
  • developing partnerships with potential users
  • participating in the strategic innovation dialogue

12
Questions
  • james.shaw_at_dcita.gov.au
  • (02) 6271 1556
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