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» Innovation: David Ticoll’s new Web 2.0 initiative
» Member Profile: Macadamian's Frédéric Boulanger
» Practice Exchange: Xerox Canada's Edge, by Martine Normand
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Welcome to ITAC Online, our renamed and re-imaged monthly online newsletter. Because ITAC is essentially a community of smart companies and smart individuals who have passionate views about what it takes to make our industry and economy strong, we want to use this newsletter to share those views. We have also designed the newsletter to engage more interactively with all our readers. You can do so in two ways: first by commenting on anything that you read here and second by making use of this publication to express your own views about the issues and priorities of the ICT sector. There is a link after every featured story giving you an opportunity to send us your thoughts. If you are interested in making a larger contribution, please contact Jason Grosse (jgrosse@itac.ca).
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	1000 Things to Learn! ITAC Board member David Ticoll is launching “1000 Things to Learn,” a new Web 2.0 initiative to tackle the issue of enrolments in ICT, science, math and engineering. He is in the process of identifying industry, government and education system partners to participate as co-sponsors in this important initiative. READ MORE»
	Interview with Frédéric Boulanger Frédéric Boulanger, President of Macadamian Software Engineering, ITAC representative on ICTC (Information and Communications Technology Council) and member of the ITAC Global Competitiveness Committee, says one of the biggest challenges our industry is facing is that fewer and fewer people are enrolling in science and technology programs in University. READ MORE»
	Xerox Canada's Labour Market Edge By Martine Normand, Vice-president Human Resources, Xerox Canada An organization's ability to attract and retain the best talent in today's tight labour market is critical to its success, contends Martine Normand. Xerox Canada's culture of diversity, she says, continues to foster an environment of understanding and inclusion that has led to a great work environment. It includes an above-average contingent of women and other frequently overlooked segments of the labour pool. READ MORE»

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