What do you do when your technology trips you up more than it helps you out? In 2014, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation found itself with a collection of legacy technologies that were getting in employees’ way and limiting the organization’s impact.
Initially, they thought it was just a technology issue. Turns out, they needed more than just a contractor to move them to the cloud—they needed a partner who could help them find a new approach.
This episode, Amélie Lecompte, CMHC’s VP and Deputy Chief Information Officer, and Mark Lambert, Canada Federal Public Service Lead at Accenture, share the journey they took to overhaul CMHC’s technology and their discovery that tech change is also people change.
Read more about the CMHC case study on Accenture’s website or in Policy Options.
Find Amélie on Twitter, @LecompteAmelie, and on LinkedIn.
Mark can also be found on Twitter, @markdlambert, and LinkedIn.
Listen to our other podcasts at conferenceboard.ca/insights/podcasts.
You can find all of our research here: conferenceboard.ca/.
What do you do when your technology trips you up more than it helps you out? In 2014, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation found itself with a collection of legacy technologies that were getting in employees’ way and limiting the organization’s impact.
Initially, they thought it was just a technology issue. Turns out, they needed more than just a contractor to move them to the cloud—they needed a partner who could help them find a new approach.
This episode, Amélie Lecompte, CMHC’s VP and Deputy Chief Information Officer, and Mark Lambert, Canada Federal Public Service Lead at Accenture, share the journey they took to overhaul CMHC’s technology and their discovery that tech change is also people change.
Read more about the CMHC case study on Accenture’s website or in Policy Options.
Find Amélie on Twitter, @LecompteAmelie, and on LinkedIn.
Mark can also be found on Twitter, @markdlambert, and LinkedIn.
Listen to our other podcasts at conferenceboard.ca/insights/podcasts.
You can find all of our research here: conferenceboard.ca/.