The 311 Podcast, hosted by Paul Bellows, is dedicated to exploring and sharing stories of the people behind digital transformation and organizational change management in Public Service organizations.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentTechnology |
Why government organizations must build digital trust.
Today, my guest is Kate Burns. Kate is the Executive Director of MetroLab Network, a Washington, DC-based nonprofit that connects local government organizations with universities to bring the la... more
From Ashes to Solutions: The Phoenix Project Revisited
Today, my guest is Alex Benay. Alex has recently returned to the federal service of Canada to lead the modernization of Canada's federal payroll system. Starting in 2009 and launching in 2015.... more
Scaling Success in Healthcare IT for Alberta Health Services
Today, my guest is Penny Rae. Penny is the Chief Information Officer for Alberta Health Services. AHS is the health delivery organization for the province of Alberta in Canada. AHS is th... more
I am really excited today to be talking to Sophia Hoosein and Jessica McQueen, who are two people that I know and respect and who have agreed to come and talk to us about government organizations trying to make digital change. We're going to talk abo... more
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Not related to the musical act, 311
Awesome podcast. Totally recommend.
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