Reducing Risk in the Government of Canada’s Digitization and IT thru Partnership
As I’ve mentioned in previous articles, the Government needs to move away from performing digitization and IT roles and projects...
Mental health: the blind spot in the public service
The Government of Canada was the nation’s largest employer with 274,370 employees in 2018, according to Statistics Canada. The Government...
AI for business decision-making and change management
In the show today, J. Richard Jones talks with Dean McKeown, Associate Director, Global Master of Management Analytics at Smith...
Growing Canadian exports by growing our management skills
A Globe and Mail journalist made an interesting observation of trade when Prime Minister Stephen Harper visited China some years...
Government is looking to the cloud for innovation
In the private sector, the cloud is now the new normal for businesses looking to innovate to better serve their...
A look back at trade politics
The 1988 general election is remembered as a referendum on the proposed Canada-United States Free Trade Agreement (FTA). Before the...
Cloud: Shared Responsibility Model, an interview with Coleman Mehta, Palo Alto Networks
Governments around the world are increasingly relying on cloud-based IT services to fulfill their technology needs, so it is therefore...
When corporate culture hinders talent management
According to the 2018 Mercer Global Talent Trends Study, 39 per cent of employees would leave their current job if...
When it comes to sleep, are you “counting sheep?”
In this episode of Health Talk, Shawn M. Nisbet, Registered Holistic Nutritionist, Yoga Teacher and Master Nordic Pole Walking Instructor,...
The private sector needs government more than it thinks — here’s why
Throughout the history of economic thought, government has long been seen as necessary but unproductive, a spender and regulator, rather...