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First, it is still necessary to do a better job of integrating all the new policies into the department. Also, to the other departments. I think it is necessary to move digital conversations all the way up to cabinet decisions more regularly and with more discipline.

The GCIO unit also needs to coordinate better with other departments that are involved in the digital economy. I have always been a believer that most governments around the world are still applying Industrial Age thinking to the digital world. But looking at places like Estonia and its e-Residency program triggered a thought that in the digital world it does not apply that government has a monopoly over the citizens' lives. What if Canadians could choose whom they get their services from because they could choose to launch a business in Estonia now and even never set foot in the country? This has impact beyond the government, on the whole economy, and we could intentionally work on that.

These would have been my next steps, at least.