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From growing demand for network bandwidth to the advent of "cleantech", the Canadian technology sector is facing numerous challenges — and opportunities.

Technology has come to play an essential role in the everyday lives of Canadians. Growing demand for network bandwidth and cheaper, faster, and more feature-rich devices is driving the technology sector. At the same time, we want our technology to be environmentally friendly.

This presents a unique set of business issues to companies operating in the Canadian technology sector. Research and development strategies and access to capital are as important as ever, but growing public concern about environmental sustainability is presenting new challenges as well as new market opportunities (many of which are being creatively explored by the emerging "cleantech" sector).

How PwC can help
Companies can turn to PwC's 18,000 technology practitioners worldwide to deliver audit, tax, and business advisory services to the technology industry. We help companies in a variety of technology sectors, including computers and networks, software, Internet and the emerging sector of companies investigating the opportunities of "cleantech".

We help these businesses respond to the most challenging industry issues, offering insights and targeted solutions, including:

  • Managing start-up challenges
  • Keeping pace with changing technology
  • Finding effective outsourcing solutions
  • Securing financing

Contact an industry professional in your area to discuss your unique business concerns.


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