Policy Crunch - Governance through COVID19: Lessons from Disruption
In this age of disruption, as Canada moves tentatively toward an uncertain future, how we govern ourselves, how policies and practices are made, executed and scrutinized is very important. In partnership with the School of Policy Studies...
Modernizing procurement for the digital era
Many of the processes and policies that governments are working with today were developed in the pre-internet era. The move towards more agile and user-centric ways of developing and delivering services requires a different approach...
Policy Crunch - Vaccines and Bioethics: Unpacking the Blackbox
As of 15 September, there were 29,155,581 confirmed cases of the SARS COVID-19 virus around the world, including 926,544 deaths (according to the World Health Organization). As the pandemic enters its 9thmonth, scientists around the...
Rethinking HR to enable a truly digital government
Digital era organizations live or die based on their ability to attract and retain the right types of talent. Yet in this dynamic and competitive environment many of our public sector HR processes and approaches are still very much rooted...
Policy Crunch - What’s Happening to our Legacy Technologies and Services?
Fax machines. Lead pencils. Floppy disks. These are all examples of technologies that were in vogue at one time before being replaced by newer, cheaper, faster solutions. What about the governance systems and drivers that enabled the...