The emperor’s new clothes
Higher Learning
The professional requirements for success in the public sector are increasing rapidly. Canadian universities have recognized the importance of education for public servants and are helping them adapt to these changes.
A treatment for corporate memory loss
Where is your critical knowledge?
The legacy of the scholar-practitioner
As the pace of public service retirements has picked up, so have reports of questionable decisions and "wheel reinventions" arising in large part from inadequate or non-existent knowledge transfer among public servants.
Preserving Ontario’s digital memory
Are you well prepared?
Many of the young professionals whom I mentor focus on getting into the public service, then finding a good boss and a challenging job. My question to them is: "you are well prepared for what you are doing now, but will you be
Are Networks the Wave of the Future?
CGE Podcast
CGE Podcast
Futureproofing for the Strategic Review
Guest host, Lori Turnbull, Deputy Editor, Canadian Government Executive welcomes very special guest Michael Wernick, former clerk of the Privy…
A Sustainable Ecosystem to Bridge the Skills Gap in Canada
Tune in to co-hosts, J. Richard Jones and Lori Turnbull, Deputy Editor, Canadian Government Executive and Director, School of Public…
The Canadian Cloud Difference
In this episode of CGE Radio, J. Richard Jones chats with Craig McLellan, Chief Executive Officer of ThinkOn about the…
Building Geospatial Capacity at the Municipal Level
In this episode J. Richard Jones chats with Alex Miller, President of Esri Canada about a joint research initiative between…