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...
Hospitals are using AI to slash wait times and solve doctor shortages
Could robot doctors be on the horizon? A study published February in Nature Medicine revealed that AI could be used...
It’s time to demystify the use of AI in government or risk losing it altogether
We risk missing out on the potential “Artificial Intelligence” has to improve public services if people don’t trust what governments...
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...
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...
A.I. and Government
Cultivating more intelligent government has long been a hallmark of public sector reform, as more agile and learning-based forms of...
An interview with Marcia Nelson, Deputy Minister, Alberta Executive Council
At the 2017 IPAC conference in Charlottetown, George Ross, Editor-in-Chief of CGE sat down with Marcia Nelson, Alberta’s Deputy Minister...
Better service to Canadians, the mindset of government
Transforming the way services are provided by governments to match the extent people are interacting with technology is a top...