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Le nouveau plan d'investissement en défense du Canada qui cumulera 1,2 billion $ CA au cours de la prochaine décennie peut servir de vecteur de croissance et d'innovation pour l’ensemble de la base industrielle du Canada.

A C$1.2 trillion boost in military spending over the next decade can be a catalyst for growth and innovation across Canada’s industrial base.

As militaries invest heavily in new technology, they need to launch a similar effort to give armed forces and civil servants the capabilities to succeed with new tools.

The way a government stores, manages, and protects the vast volumes of sensitive data in its keeping and expands its digital capabilities and footprint to better serve its population are arguably its most critical functions in today’s networked world. But this is increasingly a more difficult and confounding task.

With the sector entering a new era, this report outlines how governments can maximize benefits and manage risks to take advantage of Space 4.0.

Firms are investing in AI, but two-thirds of their efforts are still in the proof-of-concept phase. Capturing real value from the technology requires a different approach.

A fact-based assessment of the industry’s economic, societal, and environmental impacts—both positive and negative—can help companies build greater stakeholder trust.

Governments around the world are increasing their defense spending, but a new approach, Mission-Based ROI™, can help ensure that they get the maximum impact from new investments.

As geopolitical tensions rise, defense ministries, manufacturers, and other stakeholders must become more agile and proactive.

To improve innovation, defense ministries must confront a number of issues that pose outsized constraints but are not fully understood, appreciated, or addressed.