Privacy and consent: Winning the trust of consumers and citizens
How do we demonstrate that data aggregation has widespread benefits for citizens and consumers and can empower a wide suite of services? Read More
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Preventative care to cure health spend woes
As Australia’s population increasingly demands more sophisticated clinical responses to chronic disease, preventative strategies offer governments a potentially robust intervention to help control ballooning health care costs. Read More
The top five traits of a successful CIO
As the world adapts to a technology enabled future, the IT Department is the core of any business. So what are the hallmarks of a successful IT leader? Read More
What are the lessons of flawed corporate and institutional cultures for the APS?
In light of recent Royal Commissions, what lessons might the APS Review take as it seeks to set the conditions for a collaborative culture to emerge across the APS? Read More
Law, big data and new technologies – what does it mean for Australia?
Government engagement with issues such as cyber security, data protection, privacy and artificial intelligence is imperative. What impact does new technology bring to the government’s own collection, use and disclosure of information? Read More
Writing capability in the public sector: the missing link in good decision-making
Decision-makers often rely on specialists to translate their understanding of the issue to paper. Without clear writing, the problem solving process collapses. Read More
Is workplace technology holding back Australian innovation?
New research shows almost two-thirds of Australian organisations say their current systems and processes aren’t clear and consistent or are a “patchwork of tools”. Read More
Mandarin event: a panel discussion on privacy and consent – watch the video now
Hosted by Harley Dennett, Editor of The Mandarin, our panel includes Facebook’s Associate General Counsel on Data Protection, a privacy lawyer and a global business consultant. Read More
What’s in store for online privacy and data management?
Trust, transparency, data ethics, regulatory frameworks and empowering people to manage their data all feature in discussions about the online privacy and data management landscape. In the third of a four part series, The Mandarin canvasses these issues from three different perspectives: government, a digital media platform and consumer policy. Read More
eBook: How government agencies can achieve more with modern analytics
This report explores the benefits that modern analytics practices can provide government agencies today. Read More
eBook: Four best practices for data driven decision-making in government agencies
As the needs and expectations of government agencies grow, so too does their need to look at their own data practices. Read More
Helping Australia’s eCommerce exporters get to China
When Australian exporters look north to Southeast Asia and a little further to China they can see huge opportunities. But exporting to Asia can be a daunting prospect. Read More
What’s the future of Australia’s healthcare sector?
Technology can provide the opportunity to significantly alter the way we deliver healthcare to meet economic and demographic challenges. Read More
From data storytelling to data for public sector engagement
To be truly transparent and engage the public on an issue, releasing data alone is not the answer. Read More
Leadership data reveals strategic thinking gap
As we look to the future and the skills of leaders required to take us there, leaders need to prioritise, say and measure the capabilities of existing frameworks in the public sector. Read More