The hidden skills gap in Canada’s innovation strategy

Why technical infrastructure and digital literacy aren't enough to solve our innovation paradox.

Systems savvy is a mindset to consider three key aspects of any technology decision: the human elements, the available technical tools, and the rules and practices that guide how we live, work, and play, writes Terri L. Griffith.Image courtesy of Gerd Altmann, Pixabay.com

Opinion

BY TERRI L. GRIFFITH

February 3, 2025

Ottawa is investing needed billions in artificial intelligence and innovation strategies, but most Canadians still struggle with basic technology decisions in their daily lives. Sta...

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