On Demand webcast: Open by design – Tipping the balance Resource library This webinar features a panel of experts exploring the recent developments in open government in Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom; and how the… Read more
Behavioural change is not what you see, but what others see Monday October 28, 2019 By Synergy People & Capability If you want people to collaborate across agencies, then start with individuals and teams. It is an intensive process to get underneath the behaviour we… Read more
Celebrating 45 years of the Australian Institute of Criminology library Monday October 28, 2019 By The Australian Library and Information Association Sponsored In 2019, the Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) library is celebrating 45 years of being Australia’s national research and knowledge centre on crime and justice. Read more
Whitepaper: How local governments can improve service delivery Friday October 25, 2019 By Pitney Bowes Resource library This white paper will help councils get the ball rolling on digital transformation. Read more
Empower women to thrive in business Tuesday October 22, 2019 By Konnect Learning Sponsored Women today are being urged to keep pushing the boundaries and keep making our voices heard. Read more
The anatomy of digital risk in government Friday October 18, 2019 By RSA Sponsored Digital risk management is assessing, monitoring and responding to new risks resulting from digital transformation and continued adoption of disruptive technology. Read more
The value in government libraries Monday October 7, 2019 By The Australian Library and Information Association Sponsored For every $1 invested, special libraries return more than $5-worth of value to their organisation – and that’s a conservative estimate according to independent economists… Read more
An augmented workforce is not new, but it does require some thinking about Wednesday October 2, 2019 By Synergy Sponsored The Australian Public Service (APS) Review identified that APS employees spend up to 40% of their time on tasks that could be automated. The Review… Read more
Trust and transparency, in search of a catalyst for openness Monday September 30, 2019 By Sonya Sherman Sponsored Citizens are pressing governments to be more transparent. They want to freely access the information and data created about them, and for public agencies to… Read more
Breastmilk, parliament and an office for men Thursday September 19, 2019 By Criterion Conferences Sponsored Senator Larissa Waters was behind one of the most significant moments for women in Australian politics, and simultaneously one of the most insignificant. Read more
A new service to verify your workforce – with security, confidence and speed Monday September 16, 2019 By Lisa Cornish Sponsored Identity theft costs Australians an estimated $1.6 billion a year and is considered by the Australian Federal Police to be a “critical threat” to the… Read more
Beyond fact-finding: How leaders can learn first-hand how governments are dealing with the changing world Tuesday September 10, 2019 By Andrew Simon Sponsored In today’s contemporary public service, being aware of and connected to the many global issues that impact on our lives here in Australia is an important leadership capability. Read more
The New Zealand journey tells us why AI should focus on business needs Tuesday September 10, 2019 By Lisa Cornish Sponsored New Zealand has been on a journey to better use data and artificial intelligence – or AI – to both understand the challenge as well… Read more
How is digital risk affecting your organisation? Friday September 6, 2019 By RSA Sponsored Citizens depend on their governments to provide essential services and to make decisions with their best interests at heart. Read more
The state of Australian leadership Friday September 6, 2019 By Colin Boldra People & Capability New leadership is both inevitable and can be a great opportunity, despite our natural instinct to resist change. Here are five ways to adapt. Read more
