Push to secure Canadian IP in defence procurement needs a ‘clear plan’ of execution, say experts

The Defence Industrial Strategy recognizes the importance of intellectual property to sovereignty, but observers say the government does not seem to have a solid plan to implement its goals.
Defence Minister David McGuinty has said the Defence Industrial Strategy will help strengthen sovereign capabilities and support Canadian companies.

The federal government’s Defence Industrial Strategy commits to development and control of intellectual property in procurement, but lacks a clear plan on how to achieve its goals, say defence procurement experts.

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