The Hon. Julia Gillard AC to reveal critical insights on women in leadership at upcoming conference Sponsored The Hon. Julia Gillard AC was the first woman to serve as Australia’s Prime Minister or Deputy Prime Minister. As Prime Minister,… Read more
Create unbiased public policies through a strong evidence base Monday August 20, 2018 By Konnect Learning People & Capability Many government departments lack the baseline evidence essential for evaluating their programs and policies before and after implementation. Those responsible for developing policies and strategies are… Read more
The use of predictive analytics in regulation: an explosive mix? Friday August 17, 2018 By Carnegie Mellon University Australia Communications & Technology Carnegie Mellon University’s two day workshop in Adelaide traverses a new minefield for regulators. The delivery of public services is increasingly using descriptive analytics of… Read more
Harnessing intelligent computing to secure government services Tuesday August 14, 2018 By Julian Bajkowski CIO Toolkit Across Australia, governments are creating previously unimagined amounts of data. As all jurisdictions invest heavily in digital technologies, platforms and networks to significantly improve services… Read more
How behavioural insights affect, or should affect, policy Friday August 10, 2018 By Criterion Conferences People & Capability The Executive Forum with Professor Michael J. Hiscox will provide a detailed introduction to behavioural economics along with a practical guide to applying behavioural insights… Read more
Identifying risk management benchmarks is just the first step Thursday August 9, 2018 By Criterion Conferences Sponsored Is your department or agency utilising risk tools and frameworks effectively? The ISO:31000:2018 and the TPP15 in NSW have each highlighted areas where… Read more
Politics of division set to rock public sector at ground-breaking Melbourne conference Friday July 27, 2018 By IPAA Engagement The growing polarisation of our politics in the age of Trump and Brexit forms the premise for a fascinating – and potentially confronting – series… Read more
An end to rip-and-replace? How learning from patterns can take the risk out of legacy change Monday July 23, 2018 By Tom Burton CIO Toolkit System modernisation is consistently cited as the number one concern of CIOs inside and outside of government. … Read more
How do we protect our human rights when technology is changing the way we live? Wednesday July 18, 2018 By The Mandarin New South Wales The Australian Human Rights Commission will be tackling the human rights implications of emerging technology with local and international leaders in industry, government and academia… Read more
How intelligence can reduce child poverty Monday July 16, 2018 By Tom Burton Community & Social The New Zealand government’s ambitious commitment to reduce child poverty by half over the next decade is challenging agencies to deeply consider new approaches to… Read more
Letting technology do the heavy lifting for better services Thursday July 12, 2018 By The Mandarin Communications & Technology FREE SEMINAR: How remaking the enterprise platform can be the foundation of better digital services. Read more
A single identity to engage with government agencies Wednesday July 11, 2018 By Tom Burton CIO Toolkit The federal government is investing over $90 million to build a federated identity system, to give citizens and firms, control and choice over their digital… Read more
Six myths about government cyber security Monday July 9, 2018 By Nigel Bowen Communications & Technology Australia is not alone in confronting malicious cyber attacks. Many governments face similar threats and can learn from each other’s approaches and the technologies they… Read more
query:data - a national dialogue on innovation and fairness in the digital economy Friday July 6, 2018 By The Mandarin Communications & Technology Many benefits can arise from big data – improved public health, stronger fraud detection, improved efficiencies and processes, relevant advertising, and access to more suitable products. Read more
The digital economy is changing - and fast Thursday July 5, 2018 By Christopher Niesche Communications & Technology Australians are well-known as early adopters of technology and our increasing use of digital services presents both challenges and opportunities to businesses. Read more
