Data Ownership: Whose Data Is It Anyway? (Recorded Session)
Tags: 2022, Controls, Data Governance, Governance, Policies, Presentations
September 30, 2022
Emerging Cybersecurity Threats – What Now? (PDF Presentation)
Emerging Cybersecurity Threats - What Now? (PDF Presentation)
Tags: 2022, Controls, Data Governance, Governance, Policies, Presentations
September 30, 2022
Laurier Energy Efficiency Project (LEEP)
Electrical power production in Ontario is changing from centralized to decentralized. The commercial availability of renewable energy and energy storage technologies have made big strides forward. As such, in a landscape with increasing risks to campus operations, Laurier elected to develop an energy strategy that would improve climate adaptation, progress reliability and resiliency of energy … Continue reading "Laurier Energy Efficiency Project (LEEP)"
June 15, 2022
Modern Slavery in Supply Chains: The Case for a Supplier Code of Conduct (Recorded Session)
Tags: 2021, Compliance and Monitoring, Controls, Culture, Presentations, Procurement
September 17, 2021
Modern Slavery in Supply Chains: The Case for a Supplier Code of Conduct (PDF Presentation)
Tags: 2021, Compliance and Monitoring, Controls, Culture, Presentations, Procurement
September 17, 2021
Laurier Energy Efficiency Project (LEEP)
Electrical power production in Ontario is changing from centralized to decentralized. The commercial availability of renewable energy and energy storage technologies have both made big strides forward. As such, in a landscape with increasing risks to campus operations, Laurier elected to develop an energy strategy that would improve climate adaptation, improve reliability and resiliency of energy supply, reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), and respond with more flexibility to incentive based, variable rate structures. Laurier partnered with Johnson Controls for the design and … Continue reading "Laurier Energy Efficiency Project (LEEP)"
June 15, 2021
Free Cooling of Data Centers in Northern Climates
The University of Northern British Columbia is located on the traditional territory of the Lheidli T’enneh in a community now commonly identified as Prince George. This picturesque setting at the confluence of the Nechako and Fraser Rivers is a place known for its short hot summers and long cold winters; a climate that lends itself … Continue reading "Free Cooling of Data Centers in Northern Climates"
June 15, 2021
Changing the Procure to Pay University Landscape
When Queen’s Strategic Procurement Services (SPS) implemented a complete end-to-end Procure-to-Pay (P2P) solution in May 2017, little did they know that it would pave the way for a seamless and agile transition to remote working. Leveraging the improvements and changes made to both systems and processes, SPS was able to immediately pivot to processing all … Continue reading "Changing the Procure to Pay University Landscape"
June 15, 2021
A Statistical Approach Framework for Transactional Compliance Testing
Tags: Compliance and Monitoring, Controls, Financial Management, Models, Research Administration
July 7, 2020
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