Information and Technology Committee
For American companies to prosper in the global economy and continue to grow and create jobs for American workers, the United States must create a competitive policy framework that fosters innovation and facilitates the productive use of information and technology. A secure, reliable environment for information and technology innovation is an essential prerequisite to expanding access to new global markets and customers. Maximizing the effective use of information and technology will enable U.S. companies to more efficiently drive growth, exports and employment.
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CEOs of America’s leading companies have identified the following the core issue areas that must be addressed if U.S. companies are to compete and win in the global economy. These issue areas form the agenda for Business Roundtable’s Information and Technology Committee:
- Cyber Security and Internet: Developing policies that promote a resilient and secure global Internet by eliminating cyber threats that target critical corporate assets and data.
- Global IT Policy: Promoting global IT and regulatory policies through multilateral coordination.
- Hybrid Infrastructure: Supporting aggressive deployment of an integrated physical and digital infrastructure.
- Deploying Information and Technology for Social Benefit: Identifying ways to deploy information and technology to benefit social development.