Information Technology and Innovation Foundation

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The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) is a non-profit public policy think tank. The organization focuses on technology and innovation.

Robert D. Atkinson is the President of ITIF.

History and Support

The Foundation was established as an independent organization in 2006 to educate lawmakers and advance technology policies related to innovation, productivity and the digital economy.

Nancy Johnson and Calvin Dooley, two former congressional lawmakers, co-chair the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF). The think tank was created in partnership with the Information Technology Industry Council. [1]

Noted Work

Dr. Atkinson writes a technology column for The Huffington Post.[2].

References

  1. ^ Information Technology Industry Council
  2. ^ Robert D. Atkinson, Ph.D. - Business on The Huffington Post


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