The role of corporate affairs and corporate communications has never been more broad or crucial to company reputation.

Blockchain offers federal and state governments a powerful opportunity to reform public markets and costly economic systems such as land, water, spectrum and energy management…

Business intelligence done right can serve a multitude of purposes and needs within an organisation – from aligning executive leadership, to organisation workforce planning, to…

The pressure to introduce advanced technology such as automation and artificial intelligence to upgrade departmental and agency technology systems should always be driven first and…

Trust in government has been declining in Australia and across the world. It is essential that government organisations cultivate trust to deliver on core organisational…

The Hon. Julia Gillard AC was the first woman to serve as Australia’s Prime Minister or Deputy Prime Minister. As Prime Minister,…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

The growing polarisation of our politics in the age of Trump and Brexit forms the premise for a fascinating – and potentially confronting – series…

System modernisation is consistently cited as the number one concern of CIOs inside and outside of government. …

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…