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Technology Demonstration Program (TDP) is sponsored by Ontario Centre of Innovation (OCI). The OCI – Technology Demonstration Program (TDP) supports SMEs that have completed a DMAP project to adopt and implement the digital technology identified in their DMAP.
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OCI — Technology Demonstration Program (TDP) | Program Guide 2026 OCI — Technology Demonstration Program (TDP) Supports Ontario SMEs to implement DMAP-recommended digital technologies Ontario Centre of Innovation (OCI) Last Update: March 4, 2026 The Technology Demonstration Program (TDP) provides Ontario for‑profit SMEs with up to $100,000 in support to adopt and implement the digital technologies identified in their Digital Modernization and Adoption Plan (DMAP).
Eligible activities include purchasing and integrating new digital equipment, tools and processes that accelerate growth and support the commercialization of Made‑in‑Ontario digital technologies. Moderate potential, but conditions must align.
Increase performance through digital transformation Maximum amount : 150,000 $ Up to 50% of project cost Information and cultural industries Professional, scientific and technical services $ 500,000 minimum revenue Validate your eligibility Adoption and implementation, within a SME, of a commercially available digital technology to accelerate its digital transformation.
Joint project between a SME and a provider of digital solutions aimed at deploying new equipment or a new digital system described in the modernization and digital adoption plan (PMAN). Integration of digital technologies to improve operational efficiency (process automation, workflow optimization, better data management, etc.).
Establishment of digital tools to modernize the products, services, or delivery methods of the SME and strengthen its competitiveness in the market. Demonstration project of the value of an Ontario digital solution at a SME, aimed at increasing its revenues, attracting new clients, and supporting its growth.
Ontario-based for-profit small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with between 1–499 employees SMEs that have completed a Digital Modernization and Adoption Plan (DMAP) project SMEs with at least $500,000 of annual revenue in one of the last three tax years Yes, there are specific types of companies that are not eligible for this grant.
Businesses engaged in consumer-facing retail or e-commerce operations Corporate chains, franchises, or registered charities Representatives of multi-level marketing companies The grant focuses on promoting digital modernization and adoption among Ontario SMEs, while facilitating technological advancements and commercialization of Ontario-made digital technologies.
Eligible projects concentrate on understanding digital needs, implementing tailored digital plans, and adopting identified technologies for growth. Creation of a Digital Modernization and Adoption Plan (DMAP) tailored to specific SME needs. Adoption and implementation of digital technologies identified in the DMAP to accelerate SME growth.
Commercialization of technologies developed in Ontario through digital transformation. Eligible geographic areas Businesses located in Ontario, Canada. The Technology Demonstration Program is part of the Digitalization Competence Centre, a Government of Ontario initiative led by the Ontario Centre of Innovation.
The program is currently closed for applications, according to the most recent information provided. Applicants must have completed a Digital Modernization and Adoption Plan (DMAP) project before participating in the Technology Demonstration Program. Standardized templates (Program Guidelines, Eligible Expenses Guidelines, Proposal, Letter of Support, Reimbursement) are made available specifically for this program.
Frequently Asked Questions about the OCI — Technology Demonstration Program (TDP) Program Here are answers to the most common questions about the OCI — Technology Demonstration Program (TDP). This section explains what the program is, how much funding is available, eligibility requirements, application deadlines, and other important details to help you determine if this grant is right for your business.
What is the OCI — Technology Demonstration Program (TDP)? The Technology Demonstration Program (TDP) provides Ontario for‑profit SMEs with up to $100,000 in support to adopt and implement the digital technologies identified in their Digital Modernization and Adoption Plan (DMAP).
Eligible activities include purchasing and integrating new digital equipment, tools and processes that accelerate growth and support the commercialization of Made‑in‑Ontario digital technologies. How much funding can be received? OCI — Technology Demonstration Program (TDP) Funds up to 50% of admissible expenses, capped at $150,000 per project.
Who is eligible for the OCI — Technology Demonstration Program (TDP) program? To be eligible for the OCI — Technology Demonstration Program (TDP) program, you must: Ontario-based for-profit SME with 1–499 employees. Has completed a Digital Modernization and Adoption Plan (DMAP) project.
At least $500,000 in annual revenue in one of the last three tax years. What expenses are eligible under OCI — Technology Demonstration Program (TDP)? Adoption and implementation, within a SME, of a commercially available digital technology to accelerate its digital transformation.
Joint project between a SME and a provider of digital solutions aimed at deploying new equipment or a new digital system described in the modernization and digital adoption plan (PMAN). Integration of digital technologies to improve operational efficiency (process automation, workflow optimization, better data management, etc.).
Establishment of digital tools to modernize the products, services, or delivery methods of the SME and strengthen its competitiveness in the market. Demonstration project of the value of an Ontario digital solution at a SME, aimed at increasing its revenues, attracting new clients, and supporting its growth. Who can I contact for more information about the OCI — Technology Demonstration Program (TDP)?
You can contact Ontario Centre of Innovation (OCI). Where is the OCI — Technology Demonstration Program (TDP) available? The OCI — Technology Demonstration Program (TDP) program is available the province of Ontario.
Is the OCI — Technology Demonstration Program (TDP) a grant, loan, or tax credit? OCI — Technology Demonstration Program (TDP) is a Grant and Funding Manufacturing Tax Credits Culture Wage Subsidies and Interns
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Must be an Ontario business that has completed a Digital Modernization and Adoption Program (DMAP) project. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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