Promoted The office isn’t dying, it’s evolving 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 Productivity at work relies on action, not location Tuesday September 14, 2021 By Dr. David Schmidtchen Sponsored “There must be a suspicion that some people have spent the last 15 months working from home but haven’t actually been doing very much.” –…
Promoted What does it all mean? The importance of data literacy Wednesday September 8, 2021 By Biotext Sponsored More than ever, policy development and decision making are built on data. When communicating data, we must begin by understanding the value and limitations of…
Promoted Beyond the marketing hype, ‘zero trust’ has much to offer government Wednesday September 8, 2021 By Zscaler Sponsored Australia’s national and state governments are facing a growing challenge from cyberthreats that have the potential to cause large-scale disruption and loss. Ransomware, phishing campaigns,…
Promoted Push vs pull Wednesday August 25, 2021 By Biotext Sponsored The most effective communication happens when the audience wants to hear what you want to say. How do you meet (or create) that desire? When…
Promoted Removing barriers to online participation Friday August 20, 2021 By Alex Monnig Sponsored The incredible adaptability of providers in the face of COVID-19 disruption ensured millions of Australians could still access vital services in 2020. And while “two…
Promoted Strengthening public trust through data Monday August 16, 2021 By Tableau Sponsored The relationship between government bodies and the public has been severely tested and, ultimately, strengthened in Australia during the past 12 months. Uncertainty accompanying Covid…
Promoted E-learning. Getting it right. Monday August 16, 2021 By Siebert Neethling Sponsored A few years ago, commencing a postgraduate program at Sydney University, I was subjected to a mandatory e-learning module on referencing and academic integrity. I…
Promoted It STILL takes a village to beat COVID-19 Tuesday August 10, 2021 By Jason Perelson Sponsored A lifetime ago in April of 2020, we wrote about how “In uncertainty, trust, relationships, and community are front of mind.” It feels all too…
Promoted The motivation behind aesthetic medicine amidst the pandemic era Wednesday August 4, 2021 By Dr Lanzer Clinic Sponsored There have been immense changes to health practices, including dermatology and aesthetic medicine, in the last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In March 2020,…
Promoted Effects of shift work on diet and fitness in the public and voluntary sectors Tuesday August 3, 2021 By ChefGood Sponsored Public sector professionals who work a shift work routine understand the long hours, endless days and little to no breaks to eat a proper meal.
Promoted Canberra’s sovereign cloud market just added a decisive new player: Oracle Monday August 2, 2021 By Oracle Sponsored For all the marketing clamour accompanying the public sector’s rapid transition to cloud apps and remote delivery spurred by the global pandemic, away from the…
Whitepaper: Sovereign Cloud considerations for Australian Government Monday August 2, 2021 By IBRS Resource library In the last few years, there has been a significant shift in the Australian government’s policy and regulatory landscape with respect to securing data and…
Promoted Facing an uncomfortable truth Friday July 30, 2021 By Dr. David Schmidtchen Sponsored On a cold and windy Canberra night I joined a 130-strong group to sleep out at the National Arboretum. Raising more than one million dollars…
Promoted Data driven policy – where to from here? Wednesday July 28, 2021 By Kevin Noonan Sponsored The past eighteen months has been a particularly turbulent period for government policy, particularly given the challenges of the COVID response. Public sector staff needed…
