Wednesday, June 3, 2020

Agendas Tops CompTIA’s Policy Priorities

The U.S. technology industry is a $1.5 trillion market and employs nearly 11.5 million Americans. Fiscal discipline and targeted funding for investments in innovation are essential to continue economic growth. CompTIA supports reasonable tax policies that promote innovation, entrepreneurship, and capital investment.
Lead in Cybersecurity and Secure Internet-based Platforms
Economic expansion in information technology rests on the creation of new and innovative business models that leverage trusted, secure and accessible Internet-based platforms. CompTIA supports common sense data and cybersecurity policies that secure our networks and promote responsible use of consumer data so the technology experience can continue to expand and improve.
Support New and Emerging Technology Platforms through Thoughtful Policies

Advancements in cloud computing, mobility, machine to machine (M2M), and unified communications platforms, the growing commercial significance of unmanned aerial vehicles, and other applications such as mobile payments are rapidly creating new opportunities for economic advancement while also raising a host of new public policy considerations.
Support Skills for the 21st Century Workforce

CompTIA uniquely sits at the intersection of innovation, education and economic growth. CompTIA supports policies that expand life-long education in the computer sciences and basic IT skills, and promote a skilled workforce that spurs job growth and our ability to compete globally.
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