Promoted Healthcare technology is surging ahead, but needs cohesive policy to boost Australia's outcomes Communications & Technology Systemic thinking needs to adapt if e-health is to truly deliver.
Promoted How to survive in the Wild West of the Internet of Things Wednesday April 5, 2017 By David Braue Communications & Technology The Internet of Things (IoT) has arrived, and government agencies are looking to protect themselves from its threats while still reaping its benefits. But with…
Promoted Is your organisation in the governance 'sweet spot'? Thursday March 30, 2017 By Australian Institute of Company Directors Engagement Governance the public sector is intensely scrutinised. Don't underestimate diversity of experience, independence of mind and an openness to alternatives.
Promoted The critical factors for plain English success in government Friday March 24, 2017 By Dr Neil James Features Plain English in government is not a new concept. But when we know about the potential gains, how well are agencies doing in making it…
Promoted Accelerating transformation: here's why information governance is the new black Tuesday March 21, 2017 By Sonya Sherman Communications & Technology A natural tension between freedom and control for public sector information assets can easily create obstacles to transformation and a shift to digital processes. Information…
Promoted Still frustrated by silos? Why integrating line-of-business functions can make all the difference. Wednesday March 8, 2017 By Julian Bajkowski Communications & Technology Government information and data stuck in separate systems remains one of the biggest barriers to digital transformation, productivity and efficiency. Fortunately, there are better, faster…
Promoted Driving citizen engagement through innovation: Inside the Commonwealth Bank’s Intrapreneur initiative Thursday February 23, 2017 By Julian Bajkowski Communications & Technology Government faces plenty of challenges designing effective policies and services that deliver. So what happens when difficult problems get thrown to a big bank to…
Promoted Transformational government: the mandate for good governance Wednesday February 15, 2017 By Julian Bajkowski Features For senior public servants, digital transformation is a strong mandate, a big opportunity and a serious challenge. But look behind the hype, and the foundations…
Promoted Convergence 2017: Optimise your organisational change Thursday February 9, 2017 By Convergence 2017 Engagement All over the world, people are speaking up and demanding change, and organisations have to be flexible enough to deal with the social consequences of…
Promoted Public sector leadership returns to the top of the agenda Monday February 6, 2017 By Julian Bajkowski Engagement How are public sector leaders making service delivery fit for the future? In what ways is the public sector embracing the skills and aspirations of…
The future of digital health in Australia: a social policy discussion Friday February 3, 2017 By Julian Bajkowski Community & Social As Australia moves towards a digital health system, important social policy discussions are needed about how future developments will affect Australians. Join us and a…
Promoted Why service digitisation makes sense for government and consumers alike Wednesday January 25, 2017 By Julian Bajkowski Community & Social Many government transactions serve different purposes, but are broadly similar in execution. That opens the way for greater convenience, efficiency and customer satisfaction.
Promoted What does a plain English editor do? Wednesday December 14, 2016 By Dr Neil James Career Advice There comes a time during the writing of a government report when someone suggests bringing in an editor to “plain English” the text. But what…
Promoted Digital Identity: Australia’s $11 billion opportunity Tuesday December 13, 2016 By Julian Bajkowski Communications & Technology New research has put a dollar figure on the uplift of an opt-in digital identity framework – and the escalating costs of inaction.
Promoted Why Australia is a world-leader in complementary health regulation Friday December 9, 2016 By Nina Hendy Economy & Industry Australia’s rigorous regulatory framework that supports and controls the complementary health sector is regarded as gold standard. Run by the Therapeutic Goods Administration, it’s also…
