The Next Wave of Platform Governance

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Platform-based business models are accessible to a wider range of businesses than ever before. The shift from product- and service-based operations to platform-based business creates a new set of platform governance implications — especially when these companies rely upon shared infrastructure from a small, powerful group of technology providers, as Susan Etlinger explains.

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Canada Urgently Needs a New Security Strategy

Yesterday, Aaron Shull spoke to BNN Bloomberg to talk about the new national security threats that Canada needs to prepare for as cybersecurity attacks become more prevalent. You can watch the interview here.

Jun. 8 – 1:30 p.m. EDT (UTC–04:00): As part of CIGI’s continued work on reimagining a modern Canadian national security strategy, we are pleased to host Vincent Rigby, national security and intelligence advisor to the prime minister of Canada. Rigby will discuss his role in responding to national security challenges; a question period moderated by Aaron Shull will follow. Please note that the date for this event has been updated.

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