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...
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...
Who are the people buying your digital data?
For a few years now, there’s been a throwaway metaphor bounced around various industries and publications; “Data is the new...
The future of work: Why robots won’t steal your government job
In late March the ONS detailed the occupations in the UK at most risk of being automated. They concluded that, on...
The Socialization of Big Tech
Very soon, two of the world’s largest privately-held companies will go public. The highly-anticipated IPO’s (initial public offerings) of both...
Information Connection using AI and Analytics, An Interview with Steve Bennett, Director, Global Government Practice at SAS
In the show today, J. Richard Jones talks with Steve Bennett, Director, Global Government Practice at SAS. Steve is a...
Re-inventing productivity in business processes
In this episode, J. Richard Jones talks with Jason Hermitage, Vice President of Public Sector for Microsoft Canada. His work...
Why Canada’s Public Service Should Grow its Interchange Program to Build Skills and Networks
As the labour market shifts from full-time work toward short-term and part-time contracts, workers and organizations are experiencing benefits and...
Getting Ahead of Disruption is Key to our Future: An Introduction to Canada Next
In the past 18 months or so, new governments have taken power in three of the four largest provinces: British...
Disruption, the New Industrial Revolution
Disruption, for the most part, always used to be seen as a negative term, but there has been a dramatic...