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''<big>An Approach to Inspiring Innovation in Government</big>''
''<big>An Approach to Inspiring Innovation in Government</big>''
''<big>by Timothy Philps</big>''
''<big>by Timothy Philps</big>''
This article was originally published in: ''Financial Management Institute of Canada e-Journal'' 3, Spring 2019: 5-8. https://fmi.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/ENG-Spring2019_eJournal_issue3.pdf
La version Française: [[Circuit des idées]]
On that spring day in Rome, Appius was optimistic that his ideas would be accepted within a culture of innovation and be part of a process to make them a reality. Modern government organizations can provide the same inspiration to their innovators by adopting the Idea Journey.
On that spring day in Rome, Appius was optimistic that his ideas would be accepted within a culture of innovation and be part of a process to make them a reality. Modern government organizations can provide the same inspiration to their innovators by adopting the Idea Journey.
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[[File:Tim Pic.jpg|thumb|370x370px|Tim Philps, BA, MBA, CPA, CMA, is the Director of Programs for the Pacific Region of the Canada Revenue Agency. Tim was co-chair of PSMW 2005 in Vancouver and is a graduate of the Senior Executive Fellows program at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government.]]