Digital government in Canada: Moving from good to great
People already know the world is digital and that the best organizations interact with them on the device and channel...
e-ID saves Estonia 2 per cent of GDP a year
In 2017, identity theft cost Americans $16.8 billion, and, in just one data breach, over 140 million Americans had their...
Dashboard: Improving Services for Canadians
A look back to the start of 2018 to see some examples of how the Government of Canada is taking...
Leveraging AI for accessibility and inclusion in a digital world
Today the world is observing International Day of People with Disabilities. The United Nations in 1981 proclaimed this as a day...
What makes human services innovation tick?
Human services agencies play a vital role in society, providing a wide range of services to help citizens lead better,...
Microsoft is transforming the way of delivering government services with AI
Artificial Intelligence is creating a great stir across many industries today. AI itself has been around for decades, but in...
Being Canadian: Québec’s dialogue with the rest of Canada
The Québec government has initiated a historic engagement process. The 2017 Policy on Québec Affirmation and Canadian Relations, invites a...
How can government make the most of AI without threatening rights?
Governments everywhere are announcing new strategies for artificial intelligence. From France, which has pledged $1.85billion in funding for research in...
Engaging Citizens: May/June 2018 issue
We are excited to share with you the May/June issue of Canadian Government Executive. In this issue, we have an...
Engaging on Engagement – Developing the City of Edmonton’s New Public Engagement Policy
In April 2017, the City of Edmonton approved a new Public Engagement Policy (C593), developed using a collaborative process involving...