TIA's Government Affairs Department utilizes a number of Committees, Divisions, and Working Groups to serve our members on policy-related matters.
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TIA Policy Overview
TIA offers companies an invaluable opportunity to participate in government and industry dialogue on the global policy implications of technological convergence and structural changes in the communications industry. With $26 Billion available in ICT industry Stimulus Funds, the TIA Policy group offers guidance and insight regarding how these funds can be optimally applied to our industry to support your firm and the industry overall. In an effort to better serve our members on policy-related matters, we continuously update our distribution lists to ensure that our member company representatives have a voice and receive relevant information.
Register Now for TIA's 13th Annual Spring Policy Summit: Ending the Silos?
An overview of the ICT market, technologies and policies that drive innovation and investment.
TIA supports trade liberalization as well as a market-based, technology-neutral approach to regulation in key international markets.
Ubiquitous deployment of next-gen broadband networks to advance education, healthcare, teleworking, e-commerce, public safety, and security is essential per TIA’s charter.
Strategic and robust U.S. investment is needed, including a permanent R&D tax credit, multi-year federal research plans, and a commitment to long-term research.
Innovative, next-generation wireless devices, applications, and services require spectrum availability.
TIA promotes effective public safety communications, and global approaches to cyber security policies in the U.S. and internationally
Through smart grid, smart buildings and travel substitution, appropriate policies will drive ICT’s potential to reduce energy consumption.
Collaboration among stakeholders, standards and the U.S. Government will increase the accessibility of technology for those with disabilities.
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Announcing the Exclusive TIA R&D Tax Credit Program in coordination with @alliantgroupLP . A lucrative program that could save your company millions! http://www.tiaonline.org/alliant-rd-tax-credit
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The migration from legacy TDM networks to all IP architectures is the name of the game for telcos. Carriers are looking for new ways to optimize and monetize their networks. View now Part 1 of Genband Webinar http://bit.ly/JRoRx4
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Drivers for Network Transformation with @GENBAND http://t.co/BBni4h8P
05.15.2012 // Retweets: 0
@ASHRAE_Ames Thanks for the shout-out. Your website looks very informative as well.
05.15.2012 // Retweets: 0
@techforschools thanks! where in Texas are you? We're having our yearly event in Dallas and we'd love to have bloggers http://t.co/pCxW7eer
05.09.2012 // Retweets: 0
@GENBAND talks about Drivers for Network Transformation. View video now http://t.co/BBni4h8P
05.09.2012 // Retweets: 2
The 2012 outlook for telecoms rests on an overarching market driver that the ICT industry is banking on. Learn more at http://t.co/hDOwlIoK
05.07.2012 // Retweets: 2
Drivers for Network Transformation: @GENBAND Webinar about the migration from legacy TDM networks to all IP architectures #telcos
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Dec 13, 5pm
Jobs – the lack of them and the plans to create them – are the focus of the public, the press and the one or two real political contenders in this primary season. New York Times columnist Tom Friedman argues in his Sunday December 11 column that broadband infrastructure and connectivity is a key component of job creation, especially for anyone hoping to make a living in the global information age in which we live.
Dec 5, 12am
Security management is a growth industry, and not just for spooks and hackers. Network operations folks are fully aware, or should be, of the growing risk in critical infrastructure protection. At TIA 2012, we will focus on these foundational issues relative to security, risk and vulnerability.
