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1,220,000 37,400 CANADA'S ICT SECTOR the number of companies in the Canadian ICT sector - the large majority of these (33,000) in the 'software and computer services' subsector CANADIAN ICT QUICK STATS When it comes to Information and Communications Technology (ICT), Canada is a global leader... The Toronto-Waterloo corridor is North America's second largest ICT cluster (next to California). Toronto ranks 6th as top city at the forefront of the tech industry in the world. Toronto ranks 6th, and Vancouver 16th, as top tech talent cities in North America. Vancouver and Toronto rank 15th and 16th respectively as top cities in the world to start a tech business. the number of ICT professionals in Canada - the large majority (733,000) working in non-ICT industries the number of ICT companies employing fewer than 10 people - 85.8% of all ICT companies are small - the large firms are mainly concentrated in the ICT manufacturing subsector 32,000 A little over a quarter of the ICT industry workforce is made up of women. 88.5% the percentage of Canadians that use the Internet 24.5 the number of hours the average Canadian spends online a week - young Canadians aged 16-34 spend 34 hours online a week 85.1% the percentage of households with a computer

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Page 1: CANADA'S ICT SECTOR · Labour Market Outlook 2015-2019 Branham 300 The Canadian Trade Commissioner Service Computer Economics REFERENCES The GATEWAY to Trade programme supports the

1,220,000 37,400

CANADA'SICTSECTOR

thenumberofcompaniesintheCanadianICTsector-thelargemajorityofthese(33,000)inthe'softwareandcomputerservices'

subsector

CANADIANICTQUICKSTATS

WhenitcomestoInformationandCommunicationsTechnology(ICT),Canadaisagloballeader...

TheToronto-WaterloocorridorisNorthAmerica'ssecondlargestICTcluster(nexttoCalifornia).

Torontoranks6thastopcityattheforefrontofthetechindustryintheworld.

Torontoranks6th,andVancouver16th,astoptechtalentcitiesinNorthAmerica.

VancouverandTorontorank15thand16threspectivelyastopcitiesintheworldtostartatechbusiness.

thenumberofICTprofessionalsinCanada-thelargemajority(733,000)workinginnon-ICT

industries

thenumberofICTcompaniesemployingfewerthan10people-85.8%ofallICTcompaniesaresmall-thelargefirmsaremainly

concentratedintheICTmanufacturingsubsector

32,000

AlittleoveraquarteroftheICTindustryworkforceismadeupofwomen.

88.5%thepercentageofCanadiansthat

usetheInternet

24.5thenumberofhourstheaverageCanadianspendsonlineaweek-youngCanadiansaged16-34spend34hoursonlineaweek

85.1%thepercentageofhouseholds

withacomputer

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42.3%Software&ComputerServices

42.7%Communication

Services

9.5%ICT

Wholesaling

5.0%ICT

Manufacturing

GDP:TheICTsectormakesasubstantialcontributiontoCanada’sGDP.In2016,thesector’sGDPwasCDN$72.4billion,andaccountedfor4.4%ofnationalGDP.

TheICTsectorcontinuestoshowstronggrowth.Since2007,theaverageannualgrowthinthissector

hasbeen1.7%,comparedto1.4%fortheoveralleconomy.

GDPContributionbyICTSubsector

Research&Development:ICTindustriesarethelargestperformers

ofprivatesectorresearchanddevelopment,holdinganapproximate30%shareofallprivatesectorR&D

expendituresinCanada.

Goods Software&ComputerServicesTelecommunicationsServices Total

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 20150

10

20

30 TradeinSoftwareandComputerServices

In2015,exportsofsoftwareandcomputerservicestotaled$8.8billion,accountingfor14.3%ofsoftwareand

computerservicesrevenues.Thelong-termtrendshowsthat

exportsofICTservicesarecatchingupwithexportsofICTgoods.From2007to2015,exportsofsoftwareandcomputerservicesgrewby22.6%.

ICTECONOMICS

ProvincialLeaders:OntarioisCanada’sICTleader,contributingCDN$32.8billiontothetotalCanadianICT

outputin2016,followedbyQuebec($15.5billion),Alberta($9.4billion)andBritishColumbia($9.1billion).

AverageAnnualEarnings:Employeesinthesoftwareandcomputerservicessectorearnedonaverage

$79,625ayear.

VentureCapital:In2015,$1.38billioninventurecapital

wenttoCanadianICT.

Education:Thesoftwareandcomputerservicessubsectoremploysthelargestproportionofuniversityeducated

workerswithintheICTsector(56.8%).

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CANADIANICTSECTORHUBS

Ottawa,Ontario#ofICTEmployerBusinessesper1,000Residents-3.1

TopICTEmployers-Communications

LeaderIn-SoftwareDevelopment,DigitalMedia,CommunicationsTechnology

Montreal,Quebec#ofICTEmployerBusinessesper1,000Residents-1.6

TopICTEmployers-ComputerandElectronicProducts&AerospaceProductsManufacturing

OutputbyProvince-$15.5B

LeaderIn-VideoGameProduction

Top250Whilethetop250CanadianICTcompaniesrepresentlessthan1%ofallICTfirms,theyaccountforanaverageof

53%ofthecountry'stotalICTrevenue.Fourprovinces-Alberta,BritishColumbia,Ontario,andQuebec

represent96%oftheTop250companiesand98%ofTop

250revenues.

Top5CanadianICTCompanies

Top5MultinationalICTCompanies

OperatinginCanada

Vancouver,BritishColumbia#ofICTEmployerBusinessesper1,000Residents-1.4

TopICTEmployers-Information&CreativeIndustries

OutputbyProvince-$9.1B

LeaderIn-DigitalInteractiveMedia&Music

Calgary,Alberta#ofICTEmployerBusinessesper1,000Residents-1.8

OutputbyProvince-$9.4B

Toronto-WaterlooCorridor,Ontario#ofICTEmployerBusinessesper1,000Residents-2.5

TopICTEmployers-RoadTransportationEquipmentManufacturing

OutputbyProvince-$32.8B

Leaderin-DigitalMedia,VR,Robotics,TechnologyManufacturing

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KEYTECHNOLOGIESOFTHEFUTURE

Inthenextseveralyears,thesekeytechnologieswillhavethehighestdemandforskilledworkersintheCanadianICTsector:

Virtual&AugmentedReality:Virtualrealityandaugmentedrealityisexpectedtobecomea$150billionmarketby2020,roughlydoublethesizeofthedesktopPCmarkettoday.

5GMobile:Theglobal5Gvaluechainwillgenerate$3.5trillioninoutput,outweighingthecurrentvalueoftoday'sentiremobilevaluechainandwillsupport22millionjobsin2035.

3DPrinting:Itisestimatedthat3Dprintingcouldhaveanimpactofupto$550billionayearby2025.

Blockchain:Itisestimatedthatblockchaincouldsavethe10largestbanksbetween$8to$12billionayearininfrastructurecosts.

ArtificialIntelligence:Theeconomicimpactofartificialintelligenceisexpectedtoreachbetween$7.1to$13.1trillionby2025.

ICTECOSYSTEM

POLICYRegulatory,Policy&BusinessEnvironment

INFRASTRUCTUREElectricity,BroadbandInternetandMobileNetworks

LEADERSHIPSectorAssociations,Governmental&Non-

GovernmentalOrganizations

FINANCEBanks,AngelInvestors,VentureCapitalists

SUPPORTSAccelerators,Incubators,Hubs,CentresofExcellenceGovernmentProgrammes(federalprovincial,regional,municipal)

COMPANIESMobileNetwork

Operators,HardwareManufacturers,

ServicesCompanies,Big-Business,Start-Ups

ACADEMIAResearchandDevelopment,

TechnicalInstitutes,AcademicInstitutions

ICTECOSYSTEM

MARKETSNetworks,Customers

ITACICTC-CTICCIPS

CATAAllianceWCT-FCT

CRTCISED

MinistryofIndusty

BCETELUS

RogersCommunications

CVCABDC

RealVentures

CommunitechMarS

InnovationGuelphAcceleratorCentre

DMZCommunicationsResearchCentre

UniversityofTorontoUniversityofWaterloo

NRC

IBMNokia

CGIGroupBlackBerryOpenText

ForeignConsulatesTradePromotionOrganizations

TradeCommissionerService

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OPPORTUNITIES

1,637,000theestimatedemploymentinCanada'sICTsectorby2021

theestimatednumberofnewjobsthatwillneedtobefilledbyICT

professionalsby2021

216,000 53%thepercentageofcompaniesciting'attractingandretaining

skilledemployees'asoneoftheirtophumancapitalchallenges

Top5ICTOccupationswithLabourShortages

computerengineers

(exceptsoftwareengineersanddesigners)

graphicartstechnicians

computerandinformationsystemsmanagers

databaseanalystsanddatabase

administrators

computerprogrammersandinteractive

mediadevelopers

WCT-WherearetheWomenintheCanadianICTIndustry?NavigatingtheDigitalShift-Outlook2021LabourMarketOutlook2015-2019Branham300TheCanadianTradeCommissionerServiceComputerEconomics

REFERENCES

TheGATEWAYtoTradeprogrammesupportsthegrowthofSMEserviceprovidersandincreasedtradeinservices,throughtrainingcoaching,exportplandevelopment,marketresearch,matchmakingandtrademissions.

Moreinformationisavailableatwww.gatewaytotrade.com.

GlobalLinksNetwork,2017

ThissectorprofilewascreatedbyGlobalLinksNetworkInc.,throughsupportprovidedbytheGovernmentofCanadaandmanagedbyTFOCanada.

WorldwidespendingforIToutsourcingservicestotalsUSD$288BGlobalStats BankingandsecuritiesisthelargestsectorofITspending

Applicationdevelopmentisthemostfrequentlyoutsourcedservice,followedbydatacentreoperationsandapplicationmaintenance

InvestOntarioSavillsWorldResearch2017CBREStartupGenomeInternationalTelecommunicationUnionCanadaICTSectorProfile2015