The Strategy of Information

The Strategy of Information with Nick Inglis, on InfoGov.net. On today’s The Strategy of Information, Nick Inglis talks with artificial intelligence education pioneer, Shingai Manjengwa. We’ll be talking about artificial intelligence, how she has taught hundreds of thousands of learners worldwide, why A.I. goes bad, and her incredible life path. Stay tuned for an intriguing discussion of AI through the eyes of Shingai Manjengwa. It’s all about intelligence, artificial and human with Shingai Manjengwa on today’s episode of The Strategy of Information with Nick Inglis, on InfoGov.net.

The Strategy of Information with Nick Inglis, on InfoGov.net. On today’s The Strategy of Information, Nick Inglis talks with, Colligo CEO, and former financial research analyst in the space, Tim Brady. We’ll be talking about the financial prospects of the information profession, the growth of his firm Colligo, and how Tim just couldn’t sit on the sidelines of this incredible information profession.  Stay tuned for a fascinating and rare discussion about the growth and financial potential of the information profession and a glimpse behind the curtain at one of the fastest-growing software companies in the space, Colligo. It’s an interesting conversation on the dollars and good sense of the information profession with Colligo CEO, Tim Brady on today’s episode of The Strategy of Information with Nick Inglis, on InfoGov.net.

On today’s The Strategy of Information, Nick Inglis talks with Rafael Moscatel, best-selling author, information professional, and expert on compliance and privacy. In this wide-reaching conversation, Nick and Rafael talk about everything from supply chain improvement to baseball in the 1950s. Stay tuned for an incredible conversation as we explore the best-selling author’s latest book, Tomorrow's Jobs Today, his career, and he sits down for “on the spot”. It’s a wild conversation with Rafael Moscatel on today’s episode of The Strategy of Information with Nick Inglis, on InfoGov.net.

On today’s The Strategy of Information, Nick Inglis talks with George Dunn, President of Cre8 Independent Consultants and widely recognized guru of business process efficiency. George Dunn and his team have worked with many leading companies and their work is widely regarded as some of the best in the business. Stay tuned for a conversation on George’s path into the information profession, some of his past work, and a discussion on driving business process improvement with George Dunn on today’s episode of The Strategy of Information with Nick Inglis, on InfoGov.net.

The Strategy of Information with Nick Inglis, on InfoGov.net. On today’s The Strategy of Information, Nick Inglis talks with Rich Lauwers. Rich Lauwers has been a leader in the information space for some time with previous roles at Granger, Abbot Labs, CDW, Pacific Life, Merrill Corp, Nuix, MicroFocus, Hewlett-Packard Enterprise, Biogen, Zurich, and most recently A.O. Docs. Lauwers is a wellspring of knowledge and has been spearheading some of the most innovative strategies around information today. Stay tuned for direct answers to tough questions, and the wealth of experience of Rich Lauwers on today’s episode of The Strategy of Information with Nick Inglis, on InfoGov.net.

On today’s The Strategy of Information, Nick Inglis talks with Rob Bogue, a 17-time Microsoft MVP, one of the most knowledgeable folks on the Microsoft information ecosystem, and as you’ll hear in the conversation, one of the kindest gents in the information space. Stay tuned for a thought-provoking, and technology-forward episode today on The Strategy of Information with Nick Inglis, on InfoGov.net.

Immutability can only occur when we KNOW for certain that a Record has not changed. Our current systems offer that to us but with varying degrees of confidence. That is set to change with the advent of blockchain and the promise of an immutable ledger underlying information systems. This new way of storing information replaces our traditional databases, and experts of all stripes have written about its promise. However, what hasn’t happened yet is actually having the systems to support this new technology advancement - that’s set to change with our next guest. For the past two years, Michael Hiles and his team have been secretly and quietly building something with some solid venture capital behind them they’re now ready to share. Today, you’re going to hear what Michael Hiles and his team have been building - the first blockchain-based system in the Records and information space. We’re at the cusp of a brand new era in the information profession, and we’re about to hear about it next on the Strategy of Information in my conversation with 10 XTS Founder and CEO Michael Hiles.

The information profession that we exist within didn’t just appear - it was built. The transition from paper, boxes, and cabinets to bits, systems, and cloud, was gradual and it helps our perspective when we understand what came before us- we forget that we are standing on the shoulders of giants. On today's episode we welcome to the show, a giant- Industry veteran, Bob Larrivee. Larrivee recently announced his retirement and that he was going to focus on his board service and mentoring, so Nick thought it would be important to share some of the stories that he'd heard bits and pieces of from Bob over the years. Yes, today, we’re going back to the future and we’re going to spend some significant time talking about the advancements of the 80s, you’ll hear about some of the work and companies that laid the path that we all walk upon today with our very special guest, Bob Larrivee.

You may recognize Doctor Cavoukian from her books or many media appearances - she is one of the world’s foremost experts on privacy, formerly the Distinguished Expert-in-Residence at Ryerson University, where she led the Privacy by Design Centre of Excellence as well as serving as a Senior Fellow of the Ted Rogers Leadership Centre. During her three terms as Ontario’s Information and Privacy Commissioner, she created Privacy by Design, a framework that proactively embeds privacy into the design specifications of information technologies, networked infrastructure, and business practices, which is the methodology now embedded within the EU’s GDPR. Doctor Cavoukian is currently the Founder and CEO of Global Privacy & Security by Design, where she is working to dispel the myth that we must choose between privacy and public safety or business interests. All that, and more, on this episode of The Strategy of Information with Nick Inglis from InfoGov.net.

On our inaugural show, we have one of Nick's favorite CEOs in the information profession. Graham Sibley is the CEO of Collabware, a leader in the information space. Sibley and Inglis have an expansive discussion on everything from the original concept and founding of his software company, Collabware, through to how Graham and Collabware have focused on the care of their employees. Collabware was named one of Canada's best workplaces in 2020, despite a global pandemic, and you’re going to hear what's different in how Graham is leading his company into the future. For Season 1, Episode 1 of The Strategy of Information with Nick Inglis, we're proud to welcome Collabware's CEO, Graham Sibley.