Edmonton demonstrates leadership on path to eDemocracy

This past weekend I was asked to participate in an interesting public policy consultation process organized by the Centre for Public Involvement, which is a partnership between the City of Edmonton and the University of Alberta. As one of its initiatives, the Centre was seeking input from Edmonton residents on whether the city should offer […]

Markham’s Experience with Internet Voting Attracts Attention from Municipalities Across Canada

Markham’s experience with Internet voting has been attracting attention from municipalities–and media outlets–across the country as more and more jurisdictions consider implementing online voting. The City of Markham has offered online voting in every municipal election since 2003. And, given our role in helping the municipality to promote its availability in each of those elections–and […]

Delvinia in the News: Canadian Government Executive Profiles eDemocracy in Markham

Delvinia’s work around eDemocracy in the Town of Markham is the subject of a feature story in the January issue of Canadian Government Executive, published by IT in Canada. “Voting digital: Markham connects through tech,” authored by Delvinia CEO Adam Froman and Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti, is based on a presentation delivered by the pair […]

In the News: Vue Magazine Profiles Delvinia’s Work with the Town of Markham

In the December issue of Vue Magazine, published by the Market Research and Intelligence Association (MRIA), our CEO Adam Froman shares the story of our work with the Town of Markham. Adam’s feature article, “How Marketing Research is Helping Canada Gain Recognition as a Global Leader in eDemocracy,” illustrates how the municipality has successfully used […]

Sharing the Story of Markham’s Journey at GTEC 2011

I just returned from speaking at the GTEC 2011 conference in Ottawa earlier today. This is the largest government technology conference in the country. It was held at the new Ottawa Convention Centre next to the Westin Hotel and the conference took over the entire building. All of the major technology providers were in attendance. […]