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Geopolitical Impacts of Cybersecurity on the Private Sector
The Internet enables almost anyone with a cell phone to connect to any computer, anywhere and copy, edit, or delete any digital asset. It has...
Hunt has begun for 2021 Canadian CIO of the Year
By: Steve Proctor via ITWorld Canada It has been a year of pivots and unprecedented digital acceleration that has put the spotlight squarely on...
CIO Association of Canada Welcomes New Montreal Chapter President: Sylvain Perras, Executive Director (CIO) Information Technology of Autorité régionale de transport métropolitain
The CIO Association of Canada (CIOCAN) is proud to announce Sylvain Perras as the President of the recently formed Montreal Chapter. Mr. Perras...
Five Tips for Supporting the Next Generation of Female Leaders
Five Tips for Supporting the Next Generation of Female Leaders In honour of International Women’s Day this month, it’s important to focus on...
Press release: Keeping it Agile: New book aimed at modernising old software processes launches
Keeping it Agile: New book aimed at modernizing old software processes launches Agile 2: The next iteration of Agile aims to provide updated and...
CIOCAN Members Reflect On This Year’s ‘Choose To Challenge’ Theme
Catherine Chick considers herself lucky to have worked with a number of kind, compassionate men who would never knowingly patronize or...
Good Guys: How Men Can Be Better Allies for Women in the Workplace
Book Review by: Steve Heck, CIOCAN Board of Directors Good Guys: How Men Can Be Better Allies for Women in the Workplace This book is a must read...
Getting to know CIOCAN President Philippe Johnston
By: Suzanne Robicheau via ITWorld Canada In his new podcast Leadership in the Digital Enterprise, ITWC’s CIO Jim Love asks his guests to share...
If they can hack the Pentagon, …?
By Ron Murch, I.S.P., ITCP – Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary. On December 13, FireEye published a report about how it had...