Promoted The hidden cost of poor content Sponsored Good content – a logical structure, plain language and effective visuals – helps people to understand information. What might be surprising is that good content…
Promoted SDG success strategies: Helping policy makers design an effective COVID-19 recovery Wednesday May 12, 2021 By Monash Sustainable Development Institute Sponsored Australia has responded well to the immediate COVID-19 crisis, but historically we have been less adept at tackling long-term ‘creeping crises’ like inequality, climate inaction…
Promoted What if organisations are not working anymore? Thursday May 6, 2021 By Dr. David Schmidtchen Sponsored In the first quarter of 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic was an unprecedented shock that tested organisational design across the public and private sector. Remote working…
Promoted Sovereign capability and tech procurement Wednesday May 5, 2021 By TechnologyOne Sponsored Australia needs to elevate its local tech industry and build sovereign capacity to ensure local systems and data are resilient against the next ‘Black Swan’…
Promoted Contract negotiation for the public sector – how to get a better outcome Wednesday May 5, 2021 By John Glenn Sponsored If we saved just 1% on procurement, what could we do? In 2017, the federal government executed $47bn of new contracts.1 Negotiating a 1% reduction…
eBook: Why does Government Risk matter for the public sector? Monday May 3, 2021 By FPL Advisory Resource library Government has a profound impact, positive and negative, on the operations and activity of all organisations. While no one can anticipate every outcome of future…
Promoted A new frontier in managing risks in government – from reaction to strategic decision-making Tuesday April 27, 2021 By FPL Advisory Sponsored One of the constant challenges in the public sector is navigating the complexities of the overlaying political environment without being blown off course or forced…
Promoted The hybrid workplace raises the question of culture Monday April 19, 2021 By Dr. David Schmidtchen Sponsored The collective response of the Australian Public Service (APS) to the COVID-19 pandemic was managerially, structurally, and collectively comprehensive. The threat was immediate and tangible,…
eBook: Beyond Customer 360 – Exploring Context to Unlock Customer Insights Wednesday April 14, 2021 By Precisely Resource library When we look at single view or Customer 360, it’s much more dynamic, agile through a federated or virtualized view. It’s a hard fact. More…
Report: Attracting US investors to Australia – the opportunity is now Tuesday April 13, 2021 By PwC Australia Resource library Firm action is needed now to remove unnecessary regulatory burdens on business and incentivise US investors to choose Australia as their preferred destination. Foreign investment…
Promoted Artificial Intelligence: Current state of play Tuesday April 13, 2021 By Tim Timchur Communications & Technology Well, it looks like the science fiction writers had some surprisingly accurate crystal balls to predict what life would be like over 50 years into…
Promoted Cloud communications building resilience and agility in the public sector Friday April 9, 2021 By RingCentral Sponsored The last 12 months have shown the value of cloud computing for all organisations, including those in the public sector. When the shift was made…
Promoted Why the public sector can’t afford not to get personal with citizens Tuesday March 30, 2021 By Brad Howarth Communications & Technology We live in a digital era, and when it comes to accessing services, Australians are overwhelmingly expressing their preference for digital interaction. But successful digital…
eBook: Elevating the art of citizen conversations Tuesday March 30, 2021 By Smart Communications Resource library Governments around the world recognise the importance of improving citizen conversations and are investing in ways to make them smarter. In Australia, for example, the…
Promoted Are small business loans getting more difficult to access? Monday March 29, 2021 By Small Business Loans Australia Economy & Industry In 2018-2019, small businesses contributed $418 billion to Australia’s GDP – equivalent to 32% of Australia’s total economy. By employing 4.7 million people, small businesses…
