ITI

ITI operates as a membership-funded industry association. It creates value by aggregating the interests of technology companies, representing them in policy and regulatory processes, convening stakeholders through events and working groups, and publishing policy analysis and communications that amplify member positions. Its role is closer to collective representation and standards stewardship than to a software vendor or media business.

The Information Technology Industry Council (ITI) is a US-based global trade association for the information and communications technology sector. It represents technology companies in policy, regulatory and standards discussions, and publishes public-facing content including blogs, news, podcasts and event programming to shape debate on issues such as AI, trade, accessibility and technology regulation.

Its core customers are member technology companies that pay for representation, advocacy, coordination and access to industry working groups and policy forums. ITI also creates value through convening policymakers and industry experts, and through widely used frameworks such as the VPAT accessibility template. Most of its public content appears to support influence and stakeholder engagement rather than direct media monetisation.