Digital splash fails to reap savings: report
Government investments in digital services have failed to reap projected savings.
27 June, 2019
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More disasters looming – governments ‘play a major role’
The total costs of natural disasters in Australia are forecast to more than double in real terms to $39 billion per year by 2050, according to the latest annual report by the Australian Business Roundtable for Disaster Resilience and Safer Communities. The report, ‘Building Resilience to Natural Disasters in our States and Territories’, was prepared […]
27 November, 2017
Gravity is starting to catch up with stupidity
There are a few worrying trends and signs on the horizon for Australian governments.
17 July, 2017
Outsourcing key to government’s aged care agenda
Deloitte wins tender.
18 January, 2017
Digital Transformation of government worth $20.5bn for Australia: Deloitte
Is the price of face-to-face service skyrocketing?
27 July, 2015
Poor procurement practices cost $2.5 billion
Tips for better procurement.
2 March, 2015
Gillard pushes telework to business
By Julian Bajkowski The Gillard government has kicked off a major industry and publicity push to sell the productivity dividends of teleworking to business, the public sector and the electorate as it seeks to drive home the tangible benefits of the National Broadband Network. Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Monday signed the Commonwealth up to […]
12 November, 2012
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