Tony Clement: Rethinking government
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Countries, particularly in the western industrialized world, are coming under increasing pressure to balance budgets and get their debt and...
Employee satisfaction trending downward
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The U.S. government 2012 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey (FEVS) results have been released. Like the government of Canada’s Public Service...
Tomorrow’s data centres today
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Gone are the days when managing a data centre meant focusing on how much capacity the computers could handle.
The rise of the user fee
4 min read
For the last few years, governments around the world have been preoccupied with cutting costs to strike a better balance...
Moving beyond political expediency
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The U.K. deliberations decided real change will come when politicians see the value of evidence and evaluation in helping them...
Apple versus Android: The wider stakes at play
4 min read
In recent months, Apple and Samsung have been clobbering one another in court rooms around the world.
Paper cut: A webinar on print services
2 min read
I can remember when technology promised the end of paper and, with it, reduced costs. Well, that dream's faded. In...
The power of being an oxymoron
6 min read
Are you an iron-willed pussycat? A creative imitator? A hesitant risktaker? A competent self-doubter? In short, are you a paradox?
Alberta’s “distinct” service coordination initiative
2 min read
At the GTEC Distinction Awards Monday night, there was ample cause for celebration as awards were handed out in federal,...
Open government: Turning past practice on its head
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When GTEC begins on November 5 in Ottawa, British Columbia will be on display. Kim Henderson, Deputy Minister, Labour, Citizens'...