Digital government is about modernizing government programs and services so that they can be more effective, efficient, and adaptive to changing needs. To enable this, public service leaders are seeking to create a government that is more open, more collaborative and that provides improved digital first, user-centered and barrier-free services and programs.
This event features leaders from the Office of the Chief Information Officer and will focus on how the Digital Standards will help to pave a clear path forward towards modernizing the way that the federal government plans and delivers its programs and services. A panel discussion will present different perspectives on how the Digital Standards can guide public servants through the mindset shifts and competency development necessary in a digital age.
Join this event to explore the critical role of the Digital Standards and the projected way forward for "enabling government in the digital age".
Erica Vezeau, Director General, Digital Academy, Canada School of Public Service
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