C-Suite Confused About Cybersecurity’s True Adversary
A new study released yesterday, Securing the C-Suite, Cybersecurity Perspectives from the Boardroom and C-Suite, reveals that many executives at...
BlackBerry cuts 200 jobs, parts ways with BBM creator
The bloodletting at once-mighty Canadian mobile tech giant, BlackBerry continues as the company announced it is laying off no less...
Five ways governments can successfully use technology
There is no shortage of examples of businesses that effectively used technology or have successfully disrupted industries with the use...
Cyber spy agency found to have broken privacy laws
The Communications Security Establishment of Canada came under fire yesterday when it was revealed it broke privacy laws by sharing...
Rogers Media to cut 200 positions
Rogers Media announced yesterday cost-cutting moves that will see some 200 employees of the company lose their jobs beginning next...
Bridging the credibility gap
By: John Wilkins A leader’s credibility begins with personal success. It ends with helping others achieve personal success. – John...
What to do after Microsoft has pulled support for older Internet Explorer version
Microsoft, on Tuesday, ended support for older versions of Internet Explorer and beginning January 12 only the most current version...
Managing a Systems Transformation: Going Paperless
Written by Tim Wacker Almost a quarter century ago, when most municipalities were rummaging through file cabinets and sifting through...
Don’t underestimate Google
Last week the Wall Street Journal, citing anonymous sources, reported that Google “plans to fold its Chrome operating system for...
Now that Harper is out, what does PSAC want from Trudeau?
Written By Jason McNaught The Public Service Alliance of Canada was one of the most vociferous opponents of the Harper...