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    This document outlines several factors that determine the jurisdictional advantage for public good initiatives: 1) The technology or service aims to improve performance and sustain activities of public institutions like health authorities or school boards. 2) Adoption of the technology would advance the institution's leadership position globally in its sector. 3) The technology would directly increase total factor productivity in adopting organizations.

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    This document outlines several factors that determine the jurisdictional advantage for public good initiatives: 1) The technology or service aims to improve performance and sustain activities of public institutions like health authorities or school boards. 2) Adoption of the technology would advance the institution's leadership position globally in its sector. 3) The technology would directly increase total factor productivity in adopting organizations.

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    This document outlines several factors that determine the jurisdictional advantage for public good initiatives: 1) The technology or service aims to improve performance and sustain activities of public institutions like health authorities or school boards. 2) Adoption of the technology would advance the institution's leadership position globally in its sector. 3) The technology would directly increase total factor productivity in adopting organizations.

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    This document outlines several factors that determine the jurisdictional advantage for public good initiatives: 1) The technology or service aims to improve performance and sustain activities of public institutions like health authorities or school boards. 2) Adoption of the technology would advance the institution's leadership position globally in its sector. 3) The technology would directly increase total factor productivity in adopting organizations.

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    Jurisdictional Advantage Factors for Public Good Initiatives

    State of the Sector


    One or more public institutional systems (e.g. a health authority, school board, cluster of non
    profits) wishes to invest in the technology/product or service so as to sustain its activities and
    improve its performance (e.g. adoption of robotic technology by Calgary Health)
    The technology/product or service will significantly advance the thought and technology
    leadership position of the public institutional system within its sector globally as a result of
    adoption (e.g. Edmonton Protocol)
    The technology/product or service will make a direct contribution to total factor productivity in
    the organizations adopting it.

    Investment Attractiveness
    Investing in this technology/product or service enables the developers to leverage other
    technologies its not a one trick pony.
    The extent of investment required can produce a measurable gain through (a) cost reduction; (b)
    import replacement or (c) total factor productivity.

    IP Portfolio
    The development of this technology could provide a basis for commercial activity at some future
    date, assuming that efficient flow of IP can occur.

    R&D Capacity
    In addition to direct Government of Alberta R&D funds, funds are available from other non
    Government of Alberta sources to support this initiative (e.g. Federal government, charitable
    trust funds, and philanthropic donations).
    Number of researchers associated with this project and % of real time involvement anticipated.
    Extent to which researchers are located across Alberta versus located in a single location.
    The degree of involvement of the buyer in the development of the technology/product or
    service at each stage of the development process
    The degree of involvement of the Alberta innovation systems component organizations with the
    project.

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    Links to Public Policy
    The degree of fit (preferably measurable) between the specific initiative and a declared public
    policy objective of the Government of Alberta
    The fit between the proposed technology/product or service and existing regulatory regimes
    (Provincial, national, international)
    The likely cost-benefit of the development
    The extent to which the development of this technology/product or service improves access to
    services for Albertans
    The extent to which the development of this technology/product or service enables Albertans to
    better compete and stay in the workplace

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