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Powering what’s next: 2025 business transformation through technology

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Charting the course: technology trends shaping today’s enterprise. Webinar with DXC's CTO Holland Barry. As we cross the midpoint of 2025, enterprise leaders are facing rapid shifts across infrastructure, workforce enablement, and cybersecurity. This session offers a focused briefing on the most impactful trends — and how DXC Technology is helping organizations respond with agility and purpose.   What you’ll learn: Modernizing infrastructure in the AI era Leverage intelligent platforms and cloud-native strategies to stay competitive. Driving workforce productivity at scale Enable hybrid teams with secure, efficient tools and processes. Securing a distributed world Rethink cybersecurity in the age of pervasive threats and remote operations. Why attend? This is a valuable opportunity to hear directly from DXC’s technology leaders and gain practical insight into how our decades of experience can help drive your transformation strategy forward. Whether you're shaping IT priorities or guiding business innovation, this session is designed to equip you with the clarity and confidence to act.

REQUEST FOR INFORMATION – SOVEREIGN PUBLIC CLOUD CAPABILITY

The Government of Canada (GC) is committed to enhancing its digital infrastructure to meet the evolving business needs of various government organizations and to fulfill Canadians' expectations for simple, secure, and efficient delivery of government services and benefits. To this end, Shared Services Canada (SSC) is seeking to procure commercially available public cloud services that can operate at multiple data sensitivity levels for Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and native Platform as a Service (PaaS) CS-IAAS-2024 - Tender Notice | CanadaBuys . In line with this commitment, the GC aims to establish a secure and resilient enterprise digital security ecosystem. This ecosystem will not only support the continuity of services that Canadians depend on, but will also expedite the transition to modern, secure, reliable, user-centric, and barrier-free services, with a strong emphasis on security, privacy and transparency. Upholding the public's trust in Canada's institutions and data holdings is paramount and SSC pursues these goals by focusing on the core principles of integrity, confidentiality, and availability of the data it stores on behalf of the GC. These principles ensure that information is protected from unauthorized access (confidentiality), remains accurate and complete (integrity), and is accessible when needed (availability). Emerging challenges relating […]

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Beyond the Surface: Fixing Real UX Problems

The PIER 1209 Marginal Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Nova Scotia, Canada

This hands-on in-person workshop goes beyond surface-level UX fixes to solve real digital experience problems. Learn how organizational structure impacts user experience while gaining concrete evaluation tools to apply immediately. Through guided exercises with real examples, identify true user pain points, prioritize high-impact improvements, and align stakeholder needs with user goals. Leave with actionable methods for creating UX solutions that solve underlying problems rather than just addressing symptoms. Perfect for anyone involved in digital product decisions. Key Takeaways Understand why fixing UX requires a holistic approach that addresses organizational structure and design elements. Learn to identify when surface-level changes aren't enough. Learn practical diagnostic techniques to identify high-impact UX issues and develop a balanced improvement strategy that delivers immediate wins alongside meaningful long-term solutions. Create an actionable framework for aligning stakeholders across your organization and overcoming common barriers to implementing effective UX improvements. Your Presenter: Jamie Gerrard, Founder of 20/20 DIGITAL Jamie Gerrard, Founder of 20/20 Digital, helps organizations improve digital product and service experiences. With expertise in research, design, marketing, and operations, he tackles challenges from multiple angles in the travel and tourism, financial services, healthcare, and technology sectors while sharing knowledge through speaking and coaching.

Free – $40

Securing Applications with Check Point and AWS: A Unified WAF-as-a-Service Approach

Online

As web applications and APIs continue to power modern digital experiences, protecting them from evolving cyber threats is more critical than ever. Join us for an exclusive webinar featuring David Hill, Cloud Product Manager, at Check Point Software, and Dhanil Parwani, Senior Partner Solutions Architect, Security & AI, at Amazon Web Services (AWS), in collaboration with CheckMates, as they reveal how CloudGuard WAF-as-a-Service delivers simplified deployment, intelligent threat prevention, and continuous protection. In this webinar, we'll cover: Why CloudGuard WAF-as-a-Service is the future of cloud-native application security How Check Point and AWS deliver integrated, intelligent, and automated protection Real-world use cases and demonstrations with expert Q&A Don't miss the opportunity to gain insights from industry leaders and learn how CloudGuard WAF-as-a-Service can transform your approach to application security while accelerating cloud adoption and innovation. Register now to secure your applications with unified WAF protection.

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The Rules of the Game: Competition Law and Procurement

Whether you’re issuing tenders or submitting bids, there are rules in Canadian competition law that you need to be aware of. Join this webinar hosted by the Competition Bureau to learn about:   Why competition law matters to small businesses and entrepreneurs How the Competition Bureau helps protect and promote competition How competition law applies to procurement and what resources are available to businesses and procurement professionals How to protect your business with compliance measures How to recognize bid-rigging in order to prevent it and take action when it occurs   About the Competition Bureau The Competition Bureau is an independent law enforcement agency that protects and promotes competition for the benefit of Canadian consumers and businesses. Our actions are guided by the principle that competition is good for Canadians. Competition drives lower prices and innovation while fueling economic growth.

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Craft a 360 Customer Journey using the 5E method

Most businesses focus on engaging customers, but true loyalty starts long before, and continues long after that moment. In this interactive online session, Roger Mader, Chief Client Officer at Myra Media and former Global CMO of Subway, will introduce the 5E Customer Experience Model: Entice, Enter, Engage, Exit, and Extend. You’ll learn how to map the full customer journey from first contact to long-term loyalty, create smooth transitions between each stage, and identify the often-overlooked touchpoints that make the biggest difference. Whether you're a business owner, marketer, or customer experience leader, this session will give you a practical framework for building lasting customer relationships and increasing lifetime value.

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Better Safe than Sorry, Eh: Competition Law 101 for Small Business Week

Many small business owners don't know about competition law. For those who do, it can be hard to know how it applies to their business. In celebration of Small Business Week, join this webinar hosted by the Competition Bureau to learn about:   Why competition law matters to small businesses and entrepreneurs How the Competition Bureau helps protect and promote competition How to protect your business with compliance measures   About the Competition Bureau The Competition Bureau is an independent law enforcement agency that protects and promotes competition for the benefit of Canadian consumers and businesses. Our actions are guided by the principle that competition is good for Canadians. Competition drives lower prices and innovation while fueling economic growth.

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