High Technology Sector
The high technology sector is a growing part of British Columbia's diverse economy, offering the prospect of
strong economic growth in the years to come as well as a local source of technology inputs to the province's
resource-based industries.
The profile report is a joint project of BC Stats and Leading Edge BC.
Profile of the British Columbia High Technology Sector--2005 Edition
[released 30 Jan. 2006]
The indicators report is a joint project of BC Stats and Leading Edge BC.
Input Indicators of the British Columbia High Technology Sector--2005 Edition
[released 13 Mar. 2006]
High Tech Quarterly
High technology is a rapidly changing industry. With this in mind, BC Stats
developed a quarterly publication, the High Tech Quarterly, to monitor
quarterly growth in high tech GDP, revenue, employment, wages and salaries, exports and imports.
The High Tech Quarterly was a joint product of BC Stats and Leading Edge BC, but has now
been discontinued. The last issue (complete with tables) offering preliminary data for 2004
and highlights from previous issues of the High Tech Quarterly are available
for free.
High Technology and NAICS
The following is a paper discussing the transition from SIC to NAICS
High Technology Articles
The following are recent articles published by BC Stats in Business Indicators
High Technology Occupations
This series of papers examines the range of occupations within the high technology
sector in BC, some (but not all) of which are defined as being "high technology occupations".
Because these high technology occupations also exist in industries outside the high
technology sector, the analysis also quantifies the number of high technology workers
in other industries.
The analysis uses data from the 1996 Census.
Background reports
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