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I can't speak for OP, but I suggest that they're highlighting the fact that instead of a broad base of large companies in a variety of industries, Canada's big
by mattzito 13y ago
I can't speak for OP, but I suggest that they're highlighting the fact that instead of a broad base of large companies in a variety of industries, Canada's big company wealth is highlighted in a narrow set of verticals.
This means that corporate investment might be more slanted towards that areas, and it also means a narrower set of potential customers for a given application.
- robotresearcher 13y agoI know what you mean, and I'm sure that's what the OP intended, but these "verticals" are energy, minerals and money. Literally everyone needs these things, which is the definition of a horizontal market. Anyway, as a Canadian computer scientist I'd be very happy to see knowledge industry grow here.