A possible counter to Canadian risk aversion
A U.S. report by Deloitte looks at how federal agencies can build what it calls a "risk appetite framework" based on their risk tolerance. Some of its ideas should be of interest here where risk aversion is an endemic disease.
Prevention-focused people and risk aversion
If there’s one thing we talk about all the time in government, it’s risk. And while we often bemoan the timidity of the public sector, and talk about creating a culture of risk in government, what we really want to know is: what are its limits and how can I “manage” it?
Policy dashboard: Foresight, intelligence and business analytics
Wayne Gretzky used to say, “I skate to where the puck is going to be.” This philosophy applies equally to government programs and policies which can only succeed if they reflect and understand where the players and environment are going to be.
Reforms, Election and Cyberspace
We are now a matter of days away from a federal election in Canada. With over 27 million Canadians on……...
Immunity passports, a looming election, digitizing, and diversity
A lot has been happening across Canada. From COVID-19 vaccines to immunity passports, a looming election, digitizing, and diversity. And……...
Leadership, Strategy and COVID-19 vaccines
At the time of writing, Canada has distributed over 3 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines. These vaccines will be available……...
Public trust and infodemics
We are officially in the second wave of COVID-19. This is evident in the increasing number of infections that are……...
How the COVID-19 pandemic has affected employee empowerment, productivity and engagement
In this episode of CGE Radio, host J. Richard Jones and CGE Deputy Editor Dr. Lori Turnbull explore how the…
The Future of Data Centres: Four Key Pillars Data Centres Must Adopt by 2025
In this episode, we talk about the growing demand placed on data centres worldwide. Leveraging the sponsored content article, “The…
How VidCruiter is Modernizing Government Organizations’ Recruitment
In this episode of CGE Radio, we look at how government organizations can use technology to automate their hiring process….
Data-driven government implementation
Full data-driven government implementation has been an ongoing goal for many years. But human obstacles, the unwillingness to collaborate, cybersecurity…
Diversity and inclusion in the federal government: a double-edged sword
In diversity there is beauty and there is strength. – MAYA ANGELOU Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau officially ushered in diversity, equity,……...
Learning diversity and inclusion from Indigenous leadership
Your history and your culture influence your type of leadership. Indigenous peoples come to leadership with their own history and……...
Reshaping digitized public service delivery
Digitizing services helps governments meet public expectations and become more efficient and resilient. The task is complex, but a tried-and-true……...
Right to disconnect
Sometimes, working less is doing more… ‒ HUGH SCHOFIELD (2016): BBC NEWS Working outside standard work hours is a public service reality……...
COVID-19: Uprooting and Transforming Work in Canada
The COVID-19 crisis has placed unprecedented demands on public servants in all jurisdictions in the country. Their response has been……...
Inter- and Intrastate Politics and Governance in Canada
In federal systems like Canada’s – where power, authority, and responsibility are divided and/or shared between multiple orders of government……...