Digital Government Can Give Real Power To The People
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In theory, successful digital government is pretty simple—deliver government services that are so engaging citizens want to use them. Yet,...
Trust is not a given
4 min read
The public’s confidence in government has been falling in the last 30 years. In the U.S., a 1964 poll indicated...
Digital Governance Forum keynote videos
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If you missed the Digital Governance Forum, hosted by the Institute on Governance and Canadian Government Executive, or wish to...
The policy analyst’s political world
2 min read
Last weekend I had the honour of being a judge for the third year of the IPAC Case Competition held...
Leading in unstable times
12 min read
Last October, Janice Charette was appointed federal Clerk of the Privy Council, the second woman to hold this post. She...
Stop cheerleading and get out of the office
4 min read
Marketing is a profession that requires its practitioners to be fluid and nimble. The constant pursuit of new ideas and...
Guelph’s journey towards open government
6 min read
Digital and mobile technologies are transforming politics, especially the ways in which citizens and government interact and the avenues through...
The leader’s checklist
4 min read
Every four years, on average, Canadians elect a government from among a number of competing political parties by choosing the...
Adobe encourages cloud solutions
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Adobe is encouraging public sector organizations to take a big leap into the cloud. At its Digital Government Assembly in...
A Blank Page
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A cryptic title, which may lead you to think this blog post is about new beginnings for 2015. I first...