Parkinson cautions APS culture must change for DTA to have effect by Julian Bajkowski | 0 comments Support from within the APS for DTA chief Gavin Slater is conspicuous and overt. But major government IT bungles are set for another show trial thanks to a new parliamentary probe.
Australia Post and DTA finally hook up on digital identity by Julian Bajkowski | 0 comments Online rail gauge disaster avoided?
Digital identity: DTA reveals one exchange to rule them all by Julian Bajkowski | 0 comments The Digital Transformation Agency has made a bold bid to create a central “double blind” digital ID exchange. This time it wants privacy proponents inside the tent.
Can DTA succeed? A revue of ICT reviews by Julian Bajkowski | 1 comment Like a trip to the tip, a government ICT review can be a life affirming experience.
Podcast with Paul Shetler: a digital architecture for government by Tom Burton | 0 comments Paul Shetler, the former CEO of the Digital Transformation Office who recently resigned as the first Australian government CDO, discusses a digital architecture for whole-of-government service delivery with The Mandarin.
Taylor unwinds tech tender traps, flags digital government by consent by Julian Bajkowski | 0 comments Recalibration of procurement and government as a service takes shape. Among the biggest shifts will way it approaches unsolicited proposals.
Partner Content Would you trust a digital identity? Here’s why you should care. by Julian Bajkowski | 0 comments When it comes to making digital identity something people use everyday, public trust and confidence in participating institutions is an essential element.
Partner Content Safeguarding digital service delivery by Akamai | 0 comments The increasing number of recent attacks against public digital services should jolt governments into action to better protect cloud infrastructure and digital services.
Taylor signals greater controls on IT projects to drive digital benefits by Harley Dennett | 0 comments Without a trust program with real incentives and levers, administered from the centre, we won't realise the benefits of digital transformation, says the minister.
Is Australia ready for a national identity framework? by Craig Thomler | 6 comments The Digital Transformation Office is facing its biggest, most public fight yet. Ghosts of the Australia Card and #CensusFail loom over efforts to implement a national identifier, while public consultation is yet to even begin.
Retail therapy: NSW taps DTO Digital Marketplace by Julian Bajkowski | 0 comments The cross-jurisdictional agreement will serve as an exemplar for similar deals between the DTO and other states and territories to standardise their evolving marketplaces.
DTO’s digital marketplace: tech today, all procurement tomorrow? by Stephen Easton | 1 comment Procurement should be a marketplace, says the federal minister. The NSW government, National Disability Insurance Agency and now the Digital Transformation Office are all pursuing the digital marketplace concept.
10 million myGov users? Nay, Australia exaggerates its digital take-up by Harley Dennett | 0 comments DHS doubles down on rubbery myGov numbers only a minister could love. Once a spark of innovation, then a white elephant, the online service portal is at last showing signs of user-focused renewal.
Partner Content Siri, Cortana and the ATO’s Alex: the rise of the service avatar by Intermedium | 0 comments Like the technology giants, Australian government agencies are embracing increasingly intelligent virtual assistants. Cognitive service solutions are delivering for citizens.
National digital identity framework prototype only weeks away by Stephen Easton | 0 comments A new federated national digital identity framework is coming in 2017. It will accommodate smaller agencies and won't be dominated by the big federal players, says the project's leader.
