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CENGN SummitDecember 7, 2017
Ministry of Research, Innovation and Science /Ministry of Economic Development and Growth
Strategic Program Development and Delivery Office
THE DIGITAL ECONOMY IS HERE!
The Digital Economy is growing at over 10% per year across G-20 countries (2010-2016):o 18% in emerging economieso 8% in developed
economies
The Internet of Things (IoT) will transform many industries, from manufacturing to agriculture, which together, will account for nearly two-thirds of GDP by 2025.
Ontario’s ICT sector o $32 billion of Ontario’s GDPo 45% of total Canadian ICT GDP in 2015o $7.8 billion of exports, representing 67% of total Canadian ICT exports in 2015.
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ONTARIO IS WELL-POSITIONED TO LEAD IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY
ENGINE OF CANADA’S KNOWLEDGE-BASED ECONOMY AND THE EPICENTRE OF ITS ICT ACTIVITY: Second largest ICT cluster in North America Seven of the ten largest tech companies in the world conduct R&D in Ontario
(Apple, Google, Microsoft, Oracle, IBM, Intel, Cisco and Huawei)
WORLD CLASS RESEARCH AND EDUCATION: 44 universities and colleges, producing more than 39,600 skilled graduates in
science, engineering, mathematics and related technologies, each year. Ontario universities attracted over $2.7 billion in sponsored research income
HIGHLY SKILLED WORKFORCE: 67% of Ontario’s adult population have a post-secondary education
ONE OF THE MOST DYNAMIC AND SUPPORTIVE ECOSYSTEMS FOR R&D ON THE PLANET: More than $14 billion is spent on R&D every year Dynamic centres such as Bayview Yards, MaRS Discovery District, Ontario
Centres of Excellence, and the province’s network of Regional Innovation Centres (RICs) to offer commercialization, advisory support and R&D matchmaking
The Ontario government’s Business Growth Initiative rests on three pillars: o scaling up high-growth firms; o embracing innovation ando lowering the cost of doing business through regulatory modernization
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THE ARC OF ONTARIO’S INNOVATION
SYSTEM
Over $375 million in transformative technology projects to build an open innovation platform
Business Growth Initiative introduced
Ontario Network of Entrepreneurs (ONE) introduced.Youth Entrepreneurship Strategy released with $295M budget commitment to support youth through Campus-Linked Accelerators and Ontario Campus Entrepreneurship Activities.
Ontario Network of Excellence developed, the first provincial program and service network.
$160 million budget commitment to target the innovation, commercialization, and entrepreneurship continuum.
NEXT WAVE HERE & NOW
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Ontario Commercialization Network revamped.Engaged over 200 businesses & community leaders
First investments in Research Parks and Incubators.Summer Company programs launched and 190 students start a summer business. Business Self-Help Desks begin to convert to comprehensive offices in 29 communities.4
ONTARIO’S TRANSFORMATIVE TECHNOLOGIES ECOSYSTEM
Corporate InnovationOpen Innovation Marketplace
Start-Up/Scale-UpEcosystem
Transformative Technology Platform Ecosystem
Innovation Ecosystem
Ontario is building an open innovation Platform
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TRANSFORMATIVE TECHNOLOGY INTERCONNECTIONS
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ONTARIO’S TRANSFORMATIVE TECHNOLOGY PROJECTS
5G-NGN (Fifth Generation and Next Generation Networks) – $130M to support two projects - $67M in ENCQOR and $63M in CENGN via OCE – to advance the development and commercialization of 5G and next-generation technology networks.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Vector Institute – $80M to create an institute with a specific focus on deep learning and machine learning more broadly, including accelerating to 100 applied AI masters grads per year.
Autonomous Vehicle Innovation Network (AVIN) – $80M to create a connected and autonomous vehicle innovation network across Ontario, in partnership with OCE. Ontario’s investment will support industry-led AV R&D projects, including a Demonstration Zone; and attract and grow AV talent.
IBM-I3 – $27.75M to provide SMEs with technological resources, physical space and expertise to scale their companies, as well as access to supercomputing technology and Watson.
Quantum Technologies – $20M committed in Budget 2017, to support the development of cutting-edge research, the training of highly qualified personnel and academics in the Quantum Valley Ideas Lab.
Cybersecurity– $4M pilot project with OCE to partner start-ups with financial institutions to accelerate the growth of cybersecurity and fintech start-ups, and support the adoption of emerging cyber technologies by financial institutions.
Advanced Manufacturing Consortium (AMC) – $35M to help develop long-term industrial innovation projects and support industry-academic partnerships with McMaster, Waterloo and Western.7
BusinessSupport
TechnicalSupport
Big Data Analytics
Cognitive Intelligence
Services for Ontario Businesses
4G and 5G – Wired and Wireless Technologies
Cloud Platforms & Tools
Quantum Computing
Wireless Technologies for Rural & Northern Ontario
(remote communities)
Super-Computing
Next GenerationNetworks
(Software-Defined Networks / Network
Function Virtualization)
Machine Learning
Design Thinking
SME TOOLKIT Equips SMEs with the transformative technology tools to start, scale, compete, and
win in the global marketplace
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TRANSFORMATIVE TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
Applied R&D/ Academia Collaborations
• SOSCIP: • Co-Development
projects with Academia
• Design Thinking with Academia and Industry
• Access to academia infrastructure
• Vector – AI Institute
Business Support/Customer Engagement
Skills Development/Technical Support/ Programs
International Sales / Exports
• Customer Demonstration
• Strategic business support
• Support for Design Thinking and Design Applications; User Engagement and Usability Testing
• Customer engagement
• Procurement linkages (e.g. smart cities, hospitals)
• SME Internships• HUB/RIC
internships• Training Sessions• Hackathons• Access to CENGN’s
Engineering Team• Access to
ENCQOR’s technical support staff
• Technology Co-Development projects with SMEs
• International Customer Demonstrations
• Soft Landing Program
• Targeted business development missions
• Linkages to international trade offices
• Access to MNE supply chains, channel partners & customers
• Access to MNE global innovation centres (IBM)
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RICs TTIsORION
ORION CONNECTS THE RICs TO THE TRANSFORMATIVE TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVES
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Vector Institute
Next Generation Networks
5G (Fifth Generation)
IBM Innovation Incubator
Cybersecurity
Quantum Technologies
Advanced Manufacturing Consortium
Autonomous Vehicle Innovation Network
Diffusing Transformative Technologies across regions and economic sectors through the Ontario Network of Entrepreneurs
Thunder BaySudbury
Sault St. Marie
North Bay
Ottawa
Kingston
DurhamToronto
HaltonHamilton
St. Catharines
Windsor
London
Waterloo
Guelph
Mississauga
York Region
Timmins
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18 Regional Innovation
Centres
Future
Advanced Manufacturing
AVIN Regional TechnologyDevelopment SitesORION Connectivity
Regional Innovation
RegionalLayers of Innovation
Regional Innovation Centres
Bill MantelAssistant Deputy Minister
Strategic Program Development and Delivery [email protected]
THANK YOU!
Ministry of Research, Innovation and Science /Ministry of Economic Development and Growth