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Connected services 101

Learn how B.C. is bringing government together around people’s lives, so services work as one system, not separate programs.

Access Copilot Chat on your government workstation

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Artificial intelligence vision and approach

The BC Public Service is committed to the responsible use of AI to improve how government delivers programs and services.

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Protected: Software as a Service 101

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Understand the B.C. government’s cloud-smart approach

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This approach encourages organizations to take an informed and intentional path when considering cloud adoption.

Digital Code of Practice: Take an ecosystem approach

Design and delivery

Teams that take an ecosystem approach consider the entire government digital ecosystem in their work.

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About digital.gov.bc.ca

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Application hosting services

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Learn about the hosting service options offered, enabled and managed by Connected Services BC.

A beginner’s guide to Agile in the B.C. government

Design and delivery

Agile teams build products and services in a way that is iterative, adaptive and responsive to people’s needs and expectations.

Learn about cloud services

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Cloud services allow you to store and access your data and programs online instead of on your own computer.

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