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This project can not be done alone, therefore we have developed a partnership model to make it easy for groups to quickly join and become part of this initiative. Specifically, we are looking to develop a first cohort of partners for 2018-2019 to help with the first stage of development for the Open and Accessible Digital Workspace.


Partnership Options

Anchor Partnerships

We are looking for three (3) partners to invest $250-500,000 to meet your enterprise needs and contribute these solutions to the broader OADW consortium. Anchor partners support the open beta and scaled roll-out of three core components of the Open and Accessible Digital Workspace. 

Building Block Partnerships

We are looking for six (6) partners to invest $50-100,000 to contribute to integration projects, demonstrating best practices for integrating the Digital Workspace services with existing technologies.

Nimble Partnerships

We are looking for twelve (12) invest $10-$25,000 to pilot a joint R&D fund for digital government, testing ways for multiple smaller governments and government units (e.g. municipalities, townships, or innovation units within larger organizations) to invest in and shape the tools that support them. 

Does this interest you? Contact Heather Laird at heather.laird@tbs-sct.gc.ca.

2018-2019 Year

This year, we will achieve:

  • Results for Anchor Partner Organizations: Addressing discrete, priority business needs of three organizations via at-scale, viable digital solutions implemented in those organizations (2018).
  • Results for the GC: Addressing endemic, priority business needs held in common across the GC by joining-up solutions into an open and Accessible Digital Workspace.
  • Reduce Costs: Saving GC time and money while meeting business needs.
  • Implementation of Digital Government Models: Establishing agile, transparent governance models that can support further digital government projects in the GC.