PSRG Paper Series 2018 launch Sponsored A panel will discuss the relationship between systems focused co-production and innovation, and the implications it has for the public sector. Read more
How can Australia usher in the new wave of immunotherapy cancer treatments? Wednesday October 31, 2018 By Nerissa Bentley Health A new wave of immunotherapy cancer treatments are on our doorstep. And they have the potential to revolutionise the way we treat cancer. Read more
How AI will change the PGPA Act Wednesday October 31, 2018 By Lisa Cornish Communications & Technology The aim of the Act is to move towards live monitoring of government activities. To achieve this, government must embrace new means of analytics, such… Read more
Co-design, collaboration and technology to drive regulatory outcomes Tuesday October 30, 2018 By Criterion Conferences Sponsored In order to stay one step ahead of the industries and business they regulate, regulators need to be innovators themselves… Read more
How data will shape the workforce Tuesday October 30, 2018 By The United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney Communications & Technology Data is reshaping the workforce, but data skills can become obsolete within months. Professor Simon Jackson discusses how the workforce will change. Read more
National manager (SESB1) of financial accounting opportunity open Monday October 29, 2018 By The Mandarin Career Matters The national manager, financial accounting is responsible for the planning, delivery and continuous improvement of financial accounting and reporting services that comply with the requirements… Read more
The future of health: After the royal commission, how will the aged care industry respond? Wednesday October 24, 2018 By Julie Hare Community & Social The recently announced Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety will bring into the stark light of day the systemic failures by parts of… Read more
The transformation towards outcome based approaches Tuesday October 16, 2018 By Criterion Conferences Sponsored Agencies have focused on measuring their outputs rather than their outcomes. This needs to change to put citizens at the heart of policy. Read more
Using AI to support better government decision making – the right way Tuesday October 16, 2018 By Lisa Cornish Communications & Technology The wealth of data available to government today can be overwhelming. But is it useful? And if so, how do you generate useful analytic insights… Read more
Immunotherapy cancer treatments: the European perspective Wednesday October 10, 2018 By Nerissa Bentley Federal Australia must seriously consider new models for funding immunotherapies into the future, and face the challenge of balancing equity against the sustainability of funding. Read more
Optimise service delivery through innovative customer experience and design Tuesday October 9, 2018 By Konnect Learning Sponsored By designing your processes with a customer-centred approach, you can transform your service channels into quick, user friendly experiences. Read more
What you can learn from how the ABS is leveraging AI to maximise data capabilities Tuesday October 9, 2018 By Konnect Learning Sponsored ABS Rick Clarke will explain how to use AI and machine learning to future-proof your data infrastructure, implement strong data governance, and prevent risks of… Read more
Assistant secretary opportunity SES Band 1 Monday October 8, 2018 By The Mandarin Career Matters The Department of Veteran Affairs is seeking an assistant secretary in the SES band 1 to contribute to and communicate the strategic direction of the… Read more
There is no perfect government cloud for government ... It’s the network that counts Monday October 8, 2018 By The Mandarin Communications & Technology It would be entirely forgivable for any government executive to feel a headache coming on, when the topic of cloud computing hits their to-do list. Read more
Greenfield, brownfield or leftfield? Why productive cloud needs to flex with government Friday October 5, 2018 By The Mandarin Communications & Technology Government departments would love to act as digitally dynamic and as fast as growing tech companies, but they have complex and aging systems to consider. Read more
