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…

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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…

Decision-makers often rely on specialists to translate their understanding of the issue to paper. Without clear writing, the problem solving process collapses.

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”.

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.

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.

This report explores the benefits that modern analytics practices can provide government agencies today.

As the needs and expectations of government agencies grow, so too does their need to look at their own data practices.

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…

Technology can provide the opportunity to significantly alter the way we deliver healthcare to meet economic and demographic challenges.

To be truly transparent and engage the public on an issue, releasing data alone is not the answer.

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…