Reaching Australia’s digital potential in a post-Covid world
In addition to investing in our technological and domestic capabilities, we must also create laws that support our own data sovereignty and advancement.
9 July, 2020In addition to investing in our technological and domestic capabilities, we must also create laws that support our own data sovereignty and advancement.
9 July, 2020When councils share ideas, it’s easier to work together towards positive outcomes for citizens.
9 July, 2019From requesting a tree planting to reporting suspicious tree work, residents in Sydney’s leafy Mosman have a simplified way to raise tree issues with their council.
5 November, 2018Moving from traditional procurement to an iterative approach has seen a department’s ICT investment budget increase fourfold in three years, CIO says.
1 November, 2018A range of ‘behavioural interventions’ can increase the use of online government services as well as customer satisfaction, new research shows.
24 October, 2018Sunshine Coast Council’s online application allows ratepayers to follow local developments in real time.
22 October, 2018Greater engagement across agencies, and between bureaucrats and the public, will drive the NSW Government’s digital strategy.
14 September, 2018Councils would dramatically ramp up their e-government efforts by adopting a multichannel approach and working closer with third parties under a proposed framework.
28 August, 2018From monitoring the economy in real time to mapping the genome of a population, Estonia’s government continues to push the limits of digital delivery in public services.
13 August, 2018Over 100 buyers and 50 sellers are now using the NSW Government’s new ICT procurement platform, which has streamlined contracts and registration for vendors.
9 August, 2018The majority of citizens find their interactions with government services to be disconnected, slow and lacking in customer engagement, research finds.
10 July, 2018Experts say the Commonwealth’s landmark $1 billion whole-of-government contract with IBM is contrary to its $100 million procurement cap and bad news for small and medium-sized enterprises.
10 July, 2018Keeping tabs on graffiti, potholes or dumped rubbish has become easier for a number of local governments using a new mobile application that provides improved communication with citizens.
2 July, 2018It’s imperative that local government adopt tools to help them sift through the increasing pools of data, writes Ben Cowling.
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