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In recent years, low-code and no-code platforms have seen an increase in both popularity and use for those who may not be the best at coding or simply don’t have time to master the skill. These platforms allow users to gain higher productivity as a lot of the tasks they normally perform can be done in a visual editor and the platform itself generates the code.

Built by OpenAI, a California-based AI research organization, ChatGPT is an AI-powered chatbot programmed to produce original content, synthesize information, and generate realistic conversations with human users.

It goes without saying that working remotely has its pros and cons. Even those who were working from home before the start of the pandemic are finding that they continually need to adjust. For instance, have you stopped to think about your privacy and the privacy of your organization—and how to protect it? Does working from home pose a greater security risk for our organizations? In this episode, you’ll learn about the risks of privacy breaches and get some tips from the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat on how to better protect your information.

We’re focusing on how the concept of digital identity is evolving: from where we started, to where we are, and to where we are going.

Since Adam Smith, we have understood three core factors of production: · Land · Labour · Capital There are others that have competed to be the 4th.

The world has undergone disruptive change in the last decades, driven by exponential advances in digital technologies. Our cars not only listen, but respond. Our banks approve online mortgage applications in minutes. Our favourite pizza joints let us track our pies from oven to door in real time. The ripple effects of this digital revolution are both incredible and indiscriminate, and no nook or cranny of our society has been left untouched—including government.

The Digital Academy offers three streams of learning: Digital Foundations, Premium, and Leadership. Our colleague Isa has been working on designing and curating some learning products for the Foundations stream.

In the Government of Canada, lack of data isn’t a problem. In fact, it’s the opposite: there’s often too much information available from too many different sources to make a clear decision.

We have all read or heard about needing to move to the cloud, but what is it really? It’s not some tech marvel to be feared if not understood, it’s more of a convenience service.

We often hear “let’s get digital” but what does it really mean? How does a large department like Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) – with over 17,000 employees – make this happen? First off, let’s just say it’s not an overnight process but well worth the effort when we see the positive impacts on employees and the people using our services.