It is not the strongest or the most intelligent who will survive but those who can best manage change. – Charles Darwin We live in…

Like private businesses, governments are driven by information. Consider the amount of information associated with a single citizen: a birth certificate, passport, driver’s license, student…

For this year’s global Innovation Tour, we’ve taken our Digital-First World message on the road. Already underway, members of our executive leadership team have presented…

This March 8th, on behalf of my colleagues here at OpenText, I invite you to celebrate International Women’s Day and the economic, political, and social…

Mobile devices are transforming the way citizens interact with their governments—from using digital IDs for access to program information to crowdsourcing apps to improve city…

In December last year I posted a blog relating to a new study from OpenText that was conducted by IDC Manufacturing Insights. The main goal…

2014 marked an incredible year. We watched technology cross the threshold from futuristic concept to mainstream use with biometric devices like Apple’s Touch ID featured…

In my last post I discussed the dramatic differences in business models between social networks and business networks. Social networks derive revenue primarily from monetizing…

  I’m pleased to announce the release of my latest book Digital: Disrupt or Die. It’s an exciting discourse about the emerging Digital-First World and…

  As a follow-on to our year-end earnings call in the summer, I stopped by “The Street”, a U.S. financial news and services site, to…

Digital technologies have ushered in the “age of the customer.” With increasing access to information about products and services, today’s consumers are empowered to shop…

The pace of business has accelerated. We’ve seen more change in the last 20 years than in the previous 100. Change is the new constant….