Economic impact
Technovate's platforms improve resource allocation by making value flows visible. When communities can see where health, time, skills, and financial resources are concentrated — and where they're missing — better decisions follow.
Our tools create clearer value signals that help institutions, businesses, and communities direct resources where they'll have the greatest impact. This translates directly to more efficient public spending and better outcomes per dollar invested.
By digitizing and tracking forms of value that are currently invisible — care work, civic participation, local knowledge — we expand the economic base itself. More value is recognized, more people participate in the economy, and more resources flow to where they're needed.
Impact metrics are defined at the project level and reported on schedule. We work with funders to establish baselines, track progress, and measure outcomes in ways that meet their reporting requirements.
Areas of impact
Job creation
Direct employment in software development, product management, AI research, and operations. Indirect job creation through improved local productivity, new service opportunities, and community coordination roles.
Economic participation
Broader wealth participation through financial visibility tools. Local value tracking that helps communities retain and reinvest wealth locally rather than seeing it extracted.
Health & well-being
Health engagement platforms that improve outcomes. Community investment in care, wellness, and preventive health — reducing long-term costs and improving quality of life.
Public-good alignment
Innovation mandates
Our work directly supports government innovation objectives — deploying AI responsibly, building Canadian technology capacity, and creating exportable solutions.
Economic development
Aligned with economic development goals at municipal, provincial, and federal levels. Job creation, technology commercialization, and community economic resilience.
Inclusion & equity
Technology that broadens participation in health, wealth, and community decision-making. Designed to reduce barriers, not create new ones.
Sustainability
Long-term systems that sustain themselves through value creation, not perpetual funding dependency. Scalable business models alongside public-good outcomes.