Four years after it banned the use of Facebook, YouTube and similar tools by employees, the government is figuring out how to strike an appropriate balance between flexibility and risk management
Chief Information Officers are under increased pressure to share their ideas in front of conference crowds, on camera or to their board of directors. Here's how to look good on any stage
It's not hard to understand why investing in executive education pays off. Just talk to Jay Woo, who has managed to move from a technology leadership role to an operational function at CAA South Central Ontario
LAST OF THREE PARTS We wrap up our special series on educational opportunities for CIOs with a look at relevant programs from the University of Western Ontario, Queen's and McGill
SECOND OF THREE PARTS The University of Manitoba's Asper School of Business is featured in our ongoing look at educational opportunities for the CIO set. Also: York and Ryerson
FIRST OF THREE PARTS We look at the schools with programs that can help busy technology executives become more valuable to the organizations who employ them. First up: Rotman, UBC and U of A