Responsive and Resilient Service – An International Approach to Digital Government
This year, Canada is hosting the Digital Nations Summit. The organization is a group of 10 of the most advanced digital governments around the world.
Building a Vision for Delivering Services that are secure, accessible and easy to use: Minister Murray’s Virtual Tour
I am often asked why Canada has a Minister of Digital Government and what that means. My job is to integrate policy and innovative service delivery with IT management, as we work to digitalize and transform our services to Canadians. My role reflects the importance of doing a better job of serving Canadians.
Building blocks for a digital government of the future
It has been a momentous year for digital government in Canada.
Securing the future of talent mobility in the Government of Canada
It’s an exciting time for digital government in Canada.
Driving digital government forward, together
Evidence-based decision-making and digital government go hand in hand. In my time as a medical professional, and in my previous roles as Minister of Health and Minister of Indigenous Services, I saw how digitally enabled organizations are best placed to make informed decisions that help those who need it the most.
A Year in Review: #GCDigital
The Government of Canada (GC) has made important progress on the digital government agenda in 2018, but it was not without its challenges. This past year, the GC committed to moving the needle forward on some crucial pieces to help lay the foundation for success in its digital endeavours in 2019 and beyond.
Introducing the D9 & its Secretariat
You may have heard of the D5 or D7 or D9, only to find that it is not entirely clear what it is or why the name keeps changing. Even a quick Google search does not provide a solid answer. Is it a military tank? A group of European countries? A 1990’s wrestling move? In this case, none of the above.
Our digital foundation grows stronger
Building on the Government of Canada’s (GC) digital achievements outlined by Minister Brison November 7, and in support of our commitments under the 4th Plan on Open Government, we are chalking up additional milestones across government in pursuit of providing better digital services.
Update on the development of a new Digital Policy
Building upon the announcement of the latest iteration of the Government of Canada's Digital 'Standards', I'd like to share an update on the development of a new Digital Policy to support federal departments and agencies in our joint effort to operate effectively as a digital government.
7 digital government achievements for Canada in 2018
In this digital age of disruption, change comes quickly. So what happens when digital disruption meets government, an institution that by design manages its many services deliberately and prudently?
Using Artificial Intelligence in government means balancing innovation with the ethical and responsible use of emerging technologies
AI has quickly emerged as a disruptive technology that is rewiring the way we interact with the world. For example, it’s being used in our media, health, financial, and transportation systems. It’s a technology that is becoming more pervasive and will have profound impacts for years to come.
#GCDigital Progress – Recognizing how much we’ve achieved as we plan to keep moving forward
Fall is often a time when we reflect on the past and plan for the future …
Improving government services in the digital age
As a government, our goal is to provide easily accessible, integrated, and trusted public services to Canadians. However, we can only accomplish this if we move past massive projects with rigid designs that are built in silos, with minimal input from our users.