Artificial Intelligence is now mainstream, fuelling more and more aspects of business and day-to-day life but how can data-driven innovation be brought to life and put into action to resolve real problems that government agencies and departments face on a daily basis? Read More
With a proactive approach to the ethical development of AI, Australia can do more than just mitigate against any risks. If we can build AI for a fairer go, we can secure a competitive advantage as well as safeguard the rights of Australians. Read More
You probably believe you take a ton of research into account before you make a big choice … but you probably don’t. Read More
For government, being able to streamline or automate high frequency, low risk decisions is at a critical stage. Faced with a flood of information, government departments, public sector leaders and executive groups are exploring new decision-making techniques and tools. Read More
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 to support decision making? Read More
Should government projects conduct pre-mortems to avoid optimism bias? Are you ignoring that evidence that conflicts with your own beliefs? A new guide aims to help governments tackle their own biases. Read More
Victoria's top environment bureaucrat John Bradley discusses his varied career, making systems work and collaborating with the community. Read More
This is the story of a year-long strategic leadership initiative for women scientists called Homeward Bound. Read More
A clear idea of governmental purpose helps policy makers overcome the inevitable trade-offs and quandaries they face, argues DHHS boss Kym Peake. Victoria's approach to family violence shows the value of articulated ethical principles. Read More
When should a leader leave a decision up to others, and when do they need to make the call themselves? Here's how to make the smartest decision of all. Read More
Distrust between government and citizens goes both ways, but deliberative democracy offers opportunities in this age of individualism. The convenors of SA's citizens' juries consider how government can recover the trust of citizens. Read More
