Innovating Canada
CAMPAIGN: Business Resilience (2020)
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Crisis Management Is Critical — Here’s How to Prepare
When disaster strikes every part of an organization is impacted, and all groups have a role to play — including its board of directors.
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The Best Business Leaders Are Prepared for Crises
Whether it’s a pandemic, a cyber attack, or the loss of a key supplier, a crisis presents unique challenges — and the best leaders are ready to meet them.
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Cybersecurity Tips in the Face of a Pandemic
As more companies adopt work-from-home policies, cybersecurity is a growing issue. Read Palo Alto Networks’ tips for businesses and individuals to stay safe.
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There’s Light at the End of the Tunnel for Pandemic-Stricken Businesses
We asked Yohaan Thommy, Consulting Partner with MNP, how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected Canadian companies and how they can weather this storm,
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Invest in Your Reputation: Disinfection in the Post-Pandemic World
As we begin the slow journey of reopening, businesses need to focus on doing their part to protect their staff and clients with proper disinfectant practices.
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Create a Secure Network for Your Remote Employees
There are tools to help companies dealing with a remote workforce to make it easier and more secure for employees — like those from Palo Alto Networks.
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Mapping the Road to Recovery: 9 Key Challenges
Dr. Trevin Stratton, Canadian Chamber of Commerce, explains how Canadians must look to a post-COVID-19 world to plan how the economy can emerge stronger.
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Construction Firm Hands Out Tech and Culture to Employees
The construction industry is sometimes viewed as archaic, but the COVID-19 pandemic may have spurred lasting cultural change.
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Staying Cyber-Healthy During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Remote work can raise risks if employees are using personal laptops, tablets, and phones that aren’t subject to the same good security measures.
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Designing Your Reopening Infection Control Program
Experts from ECOH and the DRIE explain how reopening your business requires systematic thinking about how to institute a workplace infection control program.
