Red Bull keeps its F1 cars on the track with virtualization
Have you ever thought of the role between racing and technology? What about the challenges in travelling and being able...
Growing Canadian exports by growing our management skills
A Globe and Mail journalist made an interesting observation of trade when Prime Minister Stephen Harper visited China some years...
The private sector needs government more than it thinks — here’s why
Throughout the history of economic thought, government has long been seen as necessary but unproductive, a spender and regulator, rather...
Apr/May Edition: Canada’s Trade
In this edition of Canadian Government Executive, we take a look at the pressing issue of trade. Read about the...
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...
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...
Bookshelf: The Book of Bountiful Questions
Carpenters and electricians have tools: hammers, saws, pliers, plungers and flashlights. So, do managers: questions. But we often fail to...
Transportation, Infrastructure and Technology – Building roads to success
In this episode of CGE Radio, J. Richard Jones interviews Alex Miller, President of ESRI Canada. Hear about the challenges...
Fujitsu’s new ScanSnap iX1500: An essential productivity tool
On October 17, Fujitsu Canada, Inc. announced the ScanSnap iX1500, a new flagship colour duplex model, joining the Fujitsu ScanSnap...
Mining embodies progress
Mining embodies progress. Mining provides civilization with the materials required for the construction of indispensable items such as buildings, cell...