TELUS Communications Inc.

It was management guru Peter Drucker who said, "If you want to succeed in business, be bold, be different, and be daring." These qualities are particularly applicable to the Internet's vast potential - which we are only just beginning to tap. The current applications represent a fraction of the tremendous advances that will be made in all sectors of Canadian society through the growth of the Internet. It is fair to compare this century's exploration of the Internet to the search by 15th century explorers for the New World.

The Internet is playing a key role in Canada's evolution from a 20th century, manufacturing-dominated economy to a knowledge-based economy. In the manufacturing economy, key ingredients were raw material, energy, and transportation: a large capital investment was required to be able to play a part in this economy. The key ingredients of the new economy, however, are human knowledge, automation, and telecommunication: with only limited capital, it is possible to participate fully in this economy.

In today's global, service-driven economy, collaboration between all participants - those who represent consumers and influence telecommunications policy … those who thrive at the edges of innovation and deliver the promise of service … and those who receive the benefits - is essential to unleash the remarkable power of the Internet and ensure a prosperous future for all Canadians.

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