Privacy and consent: Winning the trust of consumers and citizens Tuesday April 9, 2019 By Maria Katsonis Sponsored How do we demonstrate that data aggregation has widespread benefits for citizens and consumers and can empower a wide suite of services?… Read more
Why startups don’t bid on government contracts Monday September 4, 2017 By Tom Burton Case studies As the Australian Government moves to increase SME involvement in its annual $6.5 billion ICT contracts by 10%, new research by Boston Consulting Group identifies… Read more
Australia Post delivers on Digital iD™ Wednesday July 19, 2017 By Julian Bajkowski Engagement The wait for a digital identity solution that works across channels and across government and business is over, with the launch of Digital iD™ from… Read more
Window on the workforce: how to keep an eye on HR Friday February 12, 2016 By Agnès Audier Features To preserve and enhance the public impact of their organisations, government leaders must dramatically improve how they recruit, train and manage talent. How to juggle… Read more
Strategic planning: don't fire staff you need — plan ahead Monday February 8, 2016 By David Donaldson Features Strategic workforce planning helps agencies identify essential skills and avoid cutting important areas in search of savings. Pilots — not mass sackings — will help… Read more
Tom Burton: time for a radical view of government Monday August 10, 2015 By Tom Burton Features Large internet platforms are challenging governments to radically rethink their core role and organisational structure. Read more
Not enough chiefs: why agencies struggle to recruit digital leadership Tuesday July 14, 2015 By Stephen Easton News Sabotage and culture may be hindering the recruitment of digital leadership to the public sector. Outsiders recruited from the wider ICT sector have a lot… Read more
