The demands, expectations and security of government information and technology carry a different weighting of governance and public expectation. Microsoft Azure finally unleashes the capacity to deliver innovative and efficient solutions to radically improve government programs. Read More
Many experts believe that autonomous vehicles will be ready for public use on Australian roads by 2020. Operation of autonomous vehicles will be heavily reliant on a robust cloud system that enables vehicles to communicate with infrastructure in order to navigate its surroundings safely. While autonomous driving technology from an automotive standpoint exists today, infrastructure still has some way to go in supporting this technology beyond controlled trials. Read More
Seizing the opportunity to accelerate, reform and deliver personalised government services requires more than intent. It requires world class infrastructure backed by the accrued intelligence, wisdom and capability of global partners delivered on local ground. Read More
Law Enforcement and Cyber Security Minister Angus Taylor wants quicker roll-out of public services to enable government to adapt faster. He says moving to the cloud takes out much of the time and cost for public servants. Read More
The Digital Transformation Agency is going ahead with plans to launch an ICT "hardware marketplace" for federal government buyers that was described in a discussion paper last year. Read More
Centrelink staff are getting advanced training in dealing with aggressive clients just as the union warns the front lines are about to get messier than usual, and artificial intelligence begins to take over customer-facing roles. Read More
Wide-scale change is still needed to build cyber resilience in government, but agencies can adopt low-cost methods to protect themselves. Read More
