With the conclusion of Canada 3.0 that emphasizes on paradigm shifts and productivity, it’s time to begin a conversation about the country’s digital economy in the 21st century. In this post, I present the state of Canada’s global competitiveness from the standpoint of generating intellectual property in the global race.
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Answer our Canada 3.0 poll (you should see it on the right) and we’ll post your take right here.
So far:
“These conferences say little and accomplish little. Same issues as 10 years ago.”
“We need to act, and not just talk!”
“Actionable items for industry – you had the right people there in the room”
“Maybe. [...]
The gathering of Canada’s digital media leaders in Stratford on May 10-11 2010 produced intense discussion about this country’s accomplishments, plans and capacity to expand our performance as a digital nation.
The collective ambition? Nothing less than to
Hundreds of students participated in a ‘camp’ style forum during Canada 3.0. Their concepts and visions of the what Canada’s digital future look are fascinating — and they’d best be, as they are the first immersively digital generation, and represent tomorrow’s scientists, innovators and entrepreneurs.
Here’s a graphical synthesis of what they think the future holds.
The second Canada 3.0 conference is in the books. Over 2000 attendees, dozens of speakers and hundreds of press and students made for a cauldron of reaction, opinion, and chatter.
Below are links to videos from the event, audience reactions, and more. An archive of the Twitter conversation can be found here.
Did you know that Canada 3.0 has its own channel on YouTube? Check it out here
