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In 2008 Business Disability Forum launched the world's only Business Taskforce on Accessible Technology (BTAT). In 2012 we changed our name to the Technology Taskforce. Our vision is to make accessibility and usability as fundamental to technology as security is now..
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Despite the rapid advancements in technology, it remains unnecessarily difficult for employers to recruit and retain disabled people and do business with disabled customers. Find out more about the accessible technology market and associated business benefits.
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Through shared learning our members have defined a common business language about accessible technology. Our 'Accessibility Maturity Model' (AMM) self-assessment tool enables businesses to identify and plan key policies for accessible and usable technologies. Use the AMM scorecard to assess your current accessibility performance.
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Launched in November 2011, the Accessible Technology Charter makes it easier to access the talent and the spending power of the one billion people worldwide who have a disability.
The Charter sets out ten commitments to good practice on IT accessibility. Signature is a public declaration by an organisation that it will make ten commitments on accessibility as part of its IT strategy, including executive sponsorship, and developing and buying accessible IT systems.
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