Promoted Why data sharing is critical to citizen engagement Tuesday February 23, 2021 By Brad Howarth Sponsored Every citizen is an individual, so why do government agencies not treat them that way? The history of government IT has traditionally been one of…
Insiders’ view: ‘For many staffers, the only choice is to put up with it or leave’ Monday February 22, 2021 By The Mandarin Career Matters A select few in Parliament House wield enormous power. Rules are minimal and their regulation is poor. That crimes take place should not surprise anyone.
Case study: Rapid program establishment in a public-private sector collaboration Wednesday February 17, 2021 By Kiah Consulting Resource library This resource presents an insightful case study of a government client seeking to establish an unorthodox public–private sector collaboration. The objective: to provide a safe…
Promoted Transitioning shouldn’t be turmoil – Part 1: Three top tips for transitioning to an integrated life Wednesday February 17, 2021 By John Glenn Career Advice Integrate your life, don’t balance between work and life. While the world might seem to be in turmoil, we have always been constantly transitioning. You…
Promoted Technology critical to the adoption of flexible working practices in government Monday February 15, 2021 By RingCentral Sponsored The NSW Government recently agreed to implement a proposal for public servants living in Wollongong to work from local spaces rather than commuting to Sydney…
Promoted How will Australia’s states keep tabs on jabs? Thursday February 4, 2021 By Salesforce Sponsored For the average Australian, the thought of patiently waiting in a line to get a needle put into your arm just to continue life with…
Promoted The future is flexible Tuesday February 2, 2021 By ISPT Sponsored Much ink has been spilled over the last year by pundits predicting the death of the office. But these claims ignore a simple fact. The…
Promoted COVID forced Australia’s research cloud to grow-up fast: here’s what we’ve learned Monday January 25, 2021 By Amazon Web Services Sponsored When Kerry Chant, the Chief Medical Officer of New South Wales faced a media pack almost every morning across Christmas and New Year, one critical…
Promoted A public sector reserve: an involuntary audible discharge? Friday January 22, 2021 By John Glenn Sponsored Thought bubble or brain f*#t?. The recent article published here proposing that, like Defence, the public sector establish a reserve of public servants that can…
Promoted A national platform university? Friday January 15, 2021 By Emeritus Professor Stephen Parker AO Education Deep forces are at work changing higher education globally. The pandemic has sped some of them up, but they were at work anyway. Maybe it…
Guide: The art of managing consultants and lawyers Wednesday January 13, 2021 By Kiah Consulting Resource library Engaging legal and consulting firms is not a simple task and has potentially significant effects in complex, high velocity programs. They are also costly and…
Promoted Why cloud-based backup is critical for public sector agencies in the post-COVID world Tuesday January 12, 2021 By Veeam Sponsored To say that 2020 was a challenging year for public sector agencies would be an understatement. But in some ways, it has simply accelerated workplace…
Whitepaper: Leveraging government data in a multi-cloud world Monday January 11, 2021 By Veeam Resource library The explosive growth and distribution of data, combined with the threats posed by ransomware and other cyberattacks, make core functions including data backup, recovery, and…
eBook: Building digital trust in the post COVID-19 world Tuesday December 15, 2020 By Synergy Group Resource library We’ve all experienced monumental changes to the way we live and the way we work. We’ve had to trust in each other, and we had…
Promoted So what did we learn from 2020? Quite a lot: here’s how to make fast progress stick Tuesday December 15, 2020 By KPMG Sponsored As Australia finally rouses from a year of pandemic-related restrictions that redefined how we live, work and govern, it’s logical that many of us are…
