NSW Premier’s Awards 2019: top efforts to solve ‘complex and important challenges’ Friday November 8, 2019 By Stephen Easton New South Wales The New The 2019 Premier’s Awards ceremony was held in Sydney last night, recognising the exceptional work being done by individuals and teams in the… Read more
Premium Case studies Information is power and it’s time to share: from exploring the human genome to managing Sydney’s congested roads, cloud-computing is helping democratise data and its analysis Friday November 8, 2019 By Stephen Easton Case studies Two case studies from vastly different fields of work – one related to cutting-edge medical science and the other about easing the pain of Sydney’s… Read more
Premium Expert briefings Opening up data has transformed service delivery. It lets us reframe the conversation about how services could be delivered simply through better access to information Thursday August 15, 2019 By Allan Barger Communications & Technology Allan Barger discusses how vast amounts of information being opened up creates new opportunities for combining data from multiple providers to create a diversity of options… Read more
NSW shake-up: Berejiklian only wants to see her cabinet every two weeks Monday April 15, 2019 By Stephen Easton New South Wales After New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian's post-election cabinet's first meeting today, it might not convene again for a fortnight. Read more
Public sector CIOs deliver the straight talk on digital transformation challenges Thursday November 16, 2017 By The Mandarin People & Capability Forget buzzwords and hype around digital transformation in government. What counts is the frank, fearless and lived experiences of those now making the journey. Read more
Can Reardon transport success to DPC? Monday November 13, 2017 By Julian Bajkowski News ANALYSIS: Take a look at the clear messaging and applied science behind Sydney's mass transit management, and the rationale for putting a transport wonk… Read more
NSW chief Blair Comley leaves top job as Transport's Tim Reardon ascends Friday November 10, 2017 By Julian Bajkowski News There's changing of the guard in the New South Wales public service with head of the service, Blair Comley, leaving after three years. Read more
Sydney moves to 'on demand' small scale public transit. But will it work? Thursday August 17, 2017 By Julian Bajkowski Features Uber style mini buses for the suburbs are just the start of Sydney's looming public transport shake-up. Read more
Contractor Central rescuing NSW from temp worker cost overload Thursday April 27, 2017 By Harley Dennett News New South Wales has doubled its temp workers under the Coalition — and couldn't justify value for the extra $600m cost. Also, Margaret Crawford has… Read more
Data visualisation can be the picture worth a thousand slogans Tuesday April 18, 2017 By The Mandarin Features They say a picture is worth a thousand words. But when it comes to 21st century government, making data visual, accessible and practical is worth a… Read more
NSW public transport satisfaction soars, despite overcrowding and delays Friday December 2, 2016 By Julian Bajkowski News People in Sydney can't get enough of public transport renewal. They're also becoming more tolerant of the system's faults. Read more
NSW government audit: which agencies face the chop? Monday February 29, 2016 By The Mandarin News The NSW government will review its agency structure with a view to dumping some bodies. Treasurer Gladys Berejiklian will outline the radical cost-cutting strategy in… Read more
Public servants going 'above and beyond' in NSW Wednesday November 25, 2015 By The Mandarin News John Filocamo spent nine months digging in the dirt to help a family reconnect with its roots. He was one public servant honoured by Premier… Read more
Secretary appointments: NSW steals digital leader from Canberra Wednesday July 1, 2015 By The Mandarin News Martin Hoffman, a top Canberra executive of the digital age, is heading to Sydney to lead the Department of Finance, Services and Innovation. While Tim… Read more
