Guiding principles for transition in government
There are four major players in any government transition. At any given time, you could be any one of those players.
25 May, 2022There are four major players in any government transition. At any given time, you could be any one of those players.
25 May, 2022The lack of a talent pipeline and succession planning is catching up with many government agencies as the workforce ages.
4 April, 2022Government IT spending in Australia is forecast to increase to $15.5 billion in 2022.
1 September, 2021Public sector organisations must understand the pitfalls, as well as the promise, of vaccination passports so they can plan policies if they become a reality.
11 March, 2021The Australian government sector is expected spend more than $13 billion on IT in 2021.
8 March, 2021Eventually recovery funding and stimulus spending will come to an end, forcing government services into a new normal. Some departments may find themselves in this phase almost immediately, for others it will take years.
28 May, 2020Organisations that share data do better, a conference has heard.
20 February, 2020Poor data leads to poor decision making, a conference has heard.
17 February, 2020A report says government IT leaders are struggling in many areas.
10 February, 2020It’s time for leaders to understand why the changing innovation in cloud, edge and colocation are going to affect how they select enterprise data centre solutions for the future. Infrastructure and operations leaders must consider the required skills, asset management across inventory and people, and the ability for systems to adapt and remain sustainable. Equinix […]
18 November, 2019Traditional data centres are being affected by rising innovation in cloud technology, edge computing, colocation and hosting services.
12 November, 2019An effective AI strategy must be built to evolve, a tech conference has heard.
28 October, 2019Government agencies remain resistant to adopting top technology trends.
10 October, 2019Establishing an HCD centre of excellence will allow the capability to evolve in a structured way, allowing governance to be put in place and limitations to be mitigated.
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