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Find similar grantsTechnology Demonstration Program (TDP) is sponsored by Ontario Centre of Innovation (OCI) / Government of Ontario. The TDP funds the actual purchase and installation of new technologies, including AI tools (such as voice automation, scheduling, CRM, and workflow AI), that support business growth.
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### Receive up to $150,000 in Tech Adoption Funding. 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, accelerating the growth of the SME, while supporting the commercialization of Made-in-Ontario digital technologies. > This program is administered through Ontario Centre for Innovation (OCI).
Access up to 50% of eligible costs up to $150,000 per applicant. Must be an Ontario business that has completed a Digital Modernization and Adoption Program (DMAP) project. Must support the adoption and implementation of commercialized digital technology by an SME in partnership with a digital vendor and align with their completed DMAP.
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OCI – Technology Demonstration Program The OCI Technology Demonstration Program (TDP) provides **up to 50% of eligible project costs**, to a maximum contribution of **$150,000 per applicant**. The program helps Ontario small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) implement digital technologies identified through a completed Digital Modernization and Adoption Plan (DMAP).
Funding supports the adoption of commercially available solutions that improve productivity, operational efficiency, and business competitiveness. The Technology Demonstration Program is designed to move businesses beyond digital planning and into implementation by reducing the financial risks associated with technology adoption.
Funding amounts are determined based on: * Total eligible project costs * Scope and complexity of the technology implementation * Alignment with the applicant’s completed DMAP * Expected business impact and productivity gains * Commercial readiness of the selected technology solution Applicants are responsible for funding the remaining project costs not covered by the program.
OCI – Technology Demonstration Program The OCI Technology Demonstration Program supports Ontario businesses that are ready to implement digital technologies identified through a completed Digital Modernization and Adoption Plan.
To qualify, applicants must generally: * Be incorporated federally or provincially with a valid Business Number * Operate as a for-profit, privately owned business * Employ between 1 and 499 full-time equivalent (FTE) employees * Maintain a permanent establishment in Ontario * Have successfully completed an approved Digital Modernization and Adoption Plan (DMAP) project * Generate at least $500,000 in annual revenue in one of the previous three taxation years The program is intended for businesses that have already assessed their digital transformation needs and are prepared to invest in technology solutions that support measurable business improvements.
Eligible applicants may operate across a range of industries, including: * Distribution and logistics * Healthcare and life sciences Applicants must demonstrate a clear business case for technology adoption and show how the proposed project aligns with recommendations identified in their completed DMAP.
OCI – Technology Demonstration Program The OCI Technology Demonstration Program supports the implementation and adoption of commercialized digital technologies that accelerate digital transformation and business growth.
* Align directly with recommendations outlined in the applicant’s completed DMAP * Involve the adoption and implementation of commercialized digital technologies * Be completed in partnership with a technology vendor, preferably based in Ontario * Demonstrate a significant impact on business operations and performance Eligible technology adoption projects may include: * Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system implementation * Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system deployment * Manufacturing automation technologies * Artificial intelligence and machine learning solutions * Data analytics and business intelligence platforms * Cloud-based business systems * Cybersecurity solutions * Supply chain optimization technologies * Digital workflow and process automation tools Projects should demonstrate how the technology will: * Increase productivity and operational efficiency * Improve decision-making through data insights * Support revenue growth and scalability * Enhance customer experiences * Strengthen business competitiveness Successful applicants are expected to work closely with their technology vendor to ensure the project delivers measurable business outcomes and supports long-term digital transformation objectives.
OCI – Technology Demonstration Program The OCI Technology Demonstration Program currently accepts applications on a **rolling intake basis**, allowing eligible businesses to apply throughout the year while funding remains available. Although there is no fixed annual deadline, funding is limited and applications are reviewed as they are received.
Businesses are encouraged to apply as early as possible after completing their Digital Modernization and Adoption Plan.
Applicants should be prepared to provide: * Proof of DMAP completion * Project implementation plans * Technology vendor information * Detailed project budgets * Business and financial information * Expected productivity and growth outcomes * Project timelines and milestones Because program requirements and available funding may change over time, applicants should verify current eligibility criteria and intake availability before beginning the application process.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Ontario for-profit businesses with at least $750,000 of annual revenue in one of the last three tax years. Must be implementing recommendations from a DMAP. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $50,000 (matched grant). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Technology Demonstration Program (TDP) is funded by Ontario Centre of Innovation (OCI) / Government of Ontario. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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