Intelligent automation empowers the Government of Canada to work more efficiently
Finance Canada and SSC used intelligent automation to analyze a large volume of public submissions.
The Government of Canada (GC) is meeting Canadians’ evolving demands for digital services by adopting new digital delivery methods. Shared Services Canada (SSC) is enabling the transition through experimentation and innovation in digital technology. In testing emerging technologies, SSC is learning how they might be used to evolve existing services to match Canadians’ expectations.
SSC enables the responsible and ethical use of artificial intelligence (AI) for federal public servants to improve GC efficiency, innovation and service delivery.
Finance Canada and SSC used intelligent automation to analyze a large volume of public submissions.
SSC is working with partners from industry and the GC to improve Internet connectivity for users in remote locations, including a project exploring how to grow food in a storage container in Nunavut.
Zero trust architecture (ZTA) is a security framework focused on protecting infrastructure and data. The central idea behind ZTA is that applications, users and devices in a system should not be trusted by default. SSC started testing ZTA with the help of science-based departments and agencies.
Internet of Things (IoT) devices (also called “smart” or “connected” devices) connect to each other via the Internet. They collect and exchange information with one another and with users. SSC leveraged IoT in a pilot to track and analyze lab equipment.
Augmented reality (AR) is an interactive process that combines real-world environments with computer-generated 3D content. Find out how SSC’s Innovation, Collaboration and Experimentation Lab team is leveraging AR for the GC.
Physical identification cards are crucial to the day-to-day lives of Canadians. Learn how SSC helped to explore Canadian solutions to digitize credentials, a secure alternative to physical cards.
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Through the Innovative Solutions Canada program, SSC funds Canadian start-ups to develop breakthrough prototypes to improve how we deal with e-waste.