Councils would dramatically ramp up their e-government efforts by adopting a multichannel approach and working closer with third parties under a proposed framework.
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National identity card for Australians? Digital government lessons from Estonia
99% of services are online in Estonia.
Leading change in a complex digital world
Tips for CIOs.
Victorian government buys into one-stop-shop services franchise
Andrews government borrows a trick from Service NSW.
Ernst & Young brands Australian governments digital laggards
NSW Finance Minister Perrottet bites back.
Turnbull’s Digital Transformation Office sets out its demands and standards
Agencies told to have firm Transformation Plans ready by September 2015.
Drivers promised smartphone licences in NSW
Perrottet pushes digital advantage in state election campaign.
Australian politicians unanimously vote down online voting
Hackers and threats to secrecy of ballots just too much.
Information Commissioner critical to Gov 2.0 agenda
By Angela Dorizas The newly established Information Commissioner will play a key role in the national Government 2.0 agenda, Senator Kate Lundy has said. In an address to the Government 2.0…
Managing social media: alternative strategies
COMMENT By Laurel Papworth Last year, the local council of Bozeman Montana insisted that prospective employees hand over their Facebook, MySpace, Yahoo, Google and YouTube usernames and passwords. Job suitability…
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