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Building a Globally Competitive Position for Digital Media in Canada
1. Building A Globally
Competitive Position for
Digital Media in Canada
Managing Content in the Cloud
Gearing Up For Growth Conference
March 30, 2010
London
Tom Jenkins
Executive Chairman & Chief Strategy Officer
n Text Corporation 1994 - 2010. All rights reserved.
Rev 1.1 02092010
9. Big Issue for Canada: Relative Productivity Gap
105
= 100
100
95 Effective investment in
90
ICT is often cited as a
contributor to productivity
85 Labour Productivity
in Business Sector
80
75
70 Labour Productivity
in Manufacturing
65
60
1991 1993 1995 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005 2007
Sources: Industry Canada calculations based on data from Statistics Canada, CANSIM V1409153 and U.S. Bureau of
Labor Statistics, BLS: PRS84006093.
9
12. What Is
Digital
Media?
Digital Media is most simply defined as any information that is created and shared
virtually, rather than physically.
13. Canadian Digital Media – Quick Facts
2010
Over 3,200 companies employing more than 52,000 people
60 post secondary institutions provide digital media programs
Major international companies have chosen Canada for their operations:
Electronic Arts, Bioware, Disney, Ubisoft, THQ, Microsoft and Vivendi
71% firms are engaged primarily in content creation; remainder, enablers
11 research labs in 3D imaging
Maclean’s: REUTERS/Janerik Henriksson/SCANPIX
Overview of Digital Media in Canada: The Canadian Trade Commissioner Service, April 30, 2010
14. Digital Media is “TV for the Internet”
Of course, it is much more than that….
15. Digital is affecting culture across the world
A Broadcaster in the middle ages
?
He became a newspaper editor after What will today’s broadcasters and
Gutenberg invented the press… newspapers become with the arrival
of the Internet?
It’s a fundamental question for our
society and our economy
29. Impact: Growth of Digital Content
4 million+ original songs
100,000+ original films
40 million+ original books
100 billion+ web pages
1 million newspapers
1.5 billion email users
3.5 billion texters
38. The Public Web is Relatively Small
The major part of
The the internet will
Public impact every
Web industry sector in
hidden ways.
Every sector.
The
DEEP This content is
Web hidden for a good
reason and must
remain secure yet
available to the
Public Web.
39. Open Text Investing $1 Billion in Innovation
•$1 Billion for Content &
Application Research
•2,000 Developers on
average over the next five
years
•Inventing the Future of
Managing Content in the
Cloud
•Joint research projects with
key partnerships
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40. Industry Canada Is Leading The Change
Canada's Digital Economy: Moving Forward
June 22, 2010
Ottawa, Canada
Government Conference Centre
The objectives are to agree upon:
• the major challenges and issues facing Canada as a digital economy;
• a statement of collective goals; and,
• a list of priority areas for action.
57. Social Media Research Partnership
Innovative software that ties
together key new web
technologies in Digital Media,
Web Solutions, Social
Networking and Mobility.
62. Workshops & Networking: Jeremy Reed
Workshops & Networking
Policy/Digital Shovels Mobility and Media Digital Media Research
Plus for 2010:
Networking, &
Commercialization
Talent Attraction Enterprise Information
and Retention Management
64. Focus for Canada 3.0 2010 : The “Moonshot”
Anyone can
do anything
online in
Canada by
2017
(Canada at 150)
NASA/Newsmakers
65. Content is Corporate
.
Knowledge Workers must be
able to connect to all of the
major enterprise repositories
used by their organization
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66. Content is Social
President Obama was a
prolific user of Twitter and
during the campaign he
made history with his
Facebook usage
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67. Content is mobile
The NYT iPhone application
allows you to enjoy the high-
quality journalism of The New
York Times on your iPhone..
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68. Content is Rich Media
.
Jeep connects with customers
via a community page with links
to photos on Flickr, the
company’s MySpace and
Facebook pages and a list
enthusiast groups
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69. Content is in the Cloud
Cloud computing providers must
protect your data and ensure
regulatory compliance, and they
should explain their policies to
recover your data if you decide to
terminate the service.
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