Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy 2018: Emerging Technologies and Strategies,

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Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy 2018: Emerging Technologies and Strategies,

Sustainable Economy Technology and Innovation Analysis
Pages:36 pages61 min read

Author: Darren Gresch

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This report identifies and discusses key takeaways extracted from Signal49 Research’s Technology and Innovation Policy 2018: Emerging Technologies and Strategies event that was held in Toronto on April 25, 2018.

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This report identifies and discusses key takeaways extracted from Signal49 Research’s Technology and Innovation Policy 2018: Emerging Technologies and Strategies event that was held in Toronto on April 25, 2018.

On April 25, 2018, Signal49 Research’s Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy 2018: Emerging Technologies and Strategies event was held in Toronto. Presentations covered a wide variety of topics—from a discussion on blockchain and its effects on business, to a 24-hour journey through a typical day in 2025. These topics were selected to inform and inspire participants, as well as to help them prepare for change, identify opportunities, and gain practical insights on emerging technologies. In addition to providing summaries of each session, this report identifies and discusses three key insights extracted from the event’s presentations: 1) emerging technologies and strategies will have a far-reaching impact; 2) the future is already here; and 3) Canada risks missing out.

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