Category: Digital delivery

It’s imperative that local government adopt tools to help them sift through the increasing pools of data, writes Ben Cowling.

Government and opposition senators split on the role and responsibilities of the Digital Transformation Agency in driving digital delivery in government.

As the NSW Government moves to address a data skills shortfall in the state’s public service, local government professionals say they also need investment in professional development.

Australia’s Chief Scientist has urged the Federal Government to use its purchasing power to reward ethical conduct by providers of artificial intelligence. 

An estimated 2.8 million transactions will be moved online as the government’s digital identity program is gradually linked to more government services, the Digital Transformation Agency says.

Inadequate funding and skill means governments will struggle to provide private cloud that meets user expectations or matches the innovation of public cloud providers, an analyst says.

An international collaboration of global technology companies, advisors and planners is moving to support governments in Australia in the development and roll out of smart city initiatives.

Australians want to be able to deal with all levels of government online but they remain wary of how governments treat their private information, a new survey shows.

The City of Wyndham in Victoria is pioneering new ways of working and digital transformation as it responds to rapid population growth.

Government tries to build digital products the same way it builds bridges, says the former CEO of Digital Transformation Office.