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Whitepaper: Drivers Impelling Public Sector to Digitise

Whitepaper: Drivers Impelling Public Sector to Digitise

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This paper captures the digital imperative for the public sector, which has been made acute by the unprecedented speed, scale and flexibility challenges of COVID-19.

By Salesforce

Monday December 7, 2020
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What Australia’s 2020 Cyber Security Strategy means for cyber security professionals
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What Australia’s 2020 Cyber Security Strategy means for cyber security professionals

Monday December 7, 2020

By University of Adelaide

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The 2020 Cyber Security Strategy reflects the rising threat of cybercrime in Australia. As the world becomes increasingly connected online, securing Australia’s digital interests has…

Australia needs to optimise its risky and wasteful infrastructure spend
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Australia needs to optimise its risky and wasteful infrastructure spend

Monday December 7, 2020

By Aldous Mitchell

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In March this year, we discussed Australia’s planned $120 billion infrastructure spend over the next decade. At the time, we identified the principal concern of…

What’s the risk of being unsupported?
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What’s the risk of being unsupported?

Wednesday December 2, 2020

By TechnologyOne

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We live in a time of increasing cyber-attacks and security breaches. The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) received one cybercrime report every 10 minutes over…

Government has yet to fully capitalise on AI. Here are 4 ways to change that.
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Government has yet to fully capitalise on AI. Here are 4 ways to change that.

Wednesday December 2, 2020

By Chris Peck

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New research examines the public sector’s use of AI, revealing the biggest challenges for applying potentially revolutionary AI solutions and how agencies can overcome them.

How do leaders ensure returning to the office is the carrot, not the stick?
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How do leaders ensure returning to the office is the carrot, not the stick?

Wednesday December 2, 2020

By Stephen Oxford

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Cultivating a working environment that employees want to go to is a key factor in enhancing performance, writes Synergy Group property strategist Stephen Oxford. Flexible…

From mandate to multiplier effect: how to make digital do the heavy lifting
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From mandate to multiplier effect: how to make digital do the heavy lifting

Monday November 30, 2020

By DocuSign

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Government agencies across Australia are firmly on notice that the time to get fully aboard the digital transformation train has arrived, with citizens and Ministers…

The public sector just went mobile. So how do you secure voice calls and messages?
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The public sector just went mobile. So how do you secure voice calls and messages?

Monday November 30, 2020

By BlackBerry

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It was the latest in a series of serious warnings about foreign cyber espionage targeted at Australian government employees and security-cleared suppliers, but that didn’t…

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Innovation Reset: Trust, empathy and competence at the heart of the new public work
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Innovation Reset: Trust, empathy and competence at the heart of the new public work

Monday November 30, 2020

By Rebecca Hannan and Martin Stewart-Weeks

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In October 2019, when the organisers of the Business Improvement and Innovation in Government (BiiG) conference farewelled over 800 public servants at their sell-out conference,…

Forrester Asia Pacific Predictions 2021 Guide

Forrester Asia Pacific Predictions 2021 Guide

Tuesday November 24, 2020

By Forrester

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Accelerating Out Of The Crisis Faced with the pandemic, firms in Asia Pacific did things that once seemed impossible — sometimes overnight. Under the relentless…

How can governments retain and grow citizen trust?
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How can governments retain and grow citizen trust?

Tuesday November 24, 2020

By PwC

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In times of peril, citizens typically turn to their leaders and governing institutions for support. The 2019–20 bushfires and the coronavirus pandemic have seen more…

Experts weigh-in on how COVID-19 will affect industry sector
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Experts weigh-in on how COVID-19 will affect industry sector

Thursday November 19, 2020

By University of Canberra (UC)

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No industry has been left unaffected by the COVID-19 pandemic. If you’re wondering how the future will be shaped by COVID-19, see what predictions the…

Working into the future: challenges and opportunities wrought by a pandemic
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Working into the future: challenges and opportunities wrought by a pandemic

Thursday November 12, 2020

By University of Canberra (UC)

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The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the workforce forever – but it has brought opportunities as well as challenges, and fast-tracked the future to become the…

A case study in public service media training
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A case study in public service media training

Monday November 9, 2020

By Steve Lewis

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In a year of unprecedented calamity and tumult, it has been gratifying to see the Commonwealth public service deliver first class service to so many…

Looking to 2030: Radiation therapy & Australia’s cancer future framework
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Looking to 2030: Radiation therapy & Australia’s cancer future framework

Monday November 9, 2020

By Varian & Rare Cancers Australia

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During the first few months of 2020, a new virus was quickly and silently spreading across borders. We didn’t know it then, but we would…

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