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Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of Canada’s economy. More than 98% of Canadian businesses are small or…
The KEI Network begins its September series, In Search of the Future Economy, with a basic question: are we still…

These were not treated as isolated disruptions, but as predictable outcomes when democratic systems defer difficult decisions. Pressure, once absorbed too long, does not fade; it concentrates. This we

Artificial intelligence has emerged as both a profound opportunity and a serious risk, challenging not only institutions but the individual human experience. The following article advances that conver

We've been discussing the forces and sources of change as insights to the future, but if they are, is the impact on Canada any different than on others, for example, the US? My musing led me to two pe
Through seven episodes in the KEI Network's series "AI and OUR Future" we've examined AI’s promise—from breakthroughs in science, health, and communication—to its perils, including inequality, disrupt

This edition of the KEI Network newsletter and associated webinar, explore how AI is not only making these sectors more efficient, but also redefining what productivity, sustainability, and competitiv

Our feature, AI in Business: The Efficiency Paradox, asks whether cutting costs alone can fuel lasting growth, or if innovation is essential. The newsletter and associated webinar explore how automati

Whether our new Prime Minister is up to the task is soon to be revealed. Can he get help and support for various compromises to fix what ails the country. Or will the entrenched special interests prev

Bent But Not Broken - The Unyielding Human Spirit in the Face of Adversity - see also Troy Media HERE In the face of calamity, whether personal or communal, the phrase "bent but not broken" resonates
If you couldn't join us, I suggest you set some time aside to watch or listen as he spells out not only why mega projects - public and private, fail at a horrendous cost but that organizations are fai

The healthcare sector's predicament, where excessive caution potentially hinders the adoption of life-saving innovations, serves as a poignant reminder of what's at stake when risk aversion overshadow