Councils look beyond rate rises as digital evolution reshapes local government
Artificial intelligence is expected to play a major role in the shift towards placing citizens at the centre of service delivery.
A public sector challenge: the shift from digital to intelligent services
Australia already has much of the digital infrastructure needed to make government easier to access — now it needs to be easier to operate.
Australia is delivering on digital government but AI is a different test
Fewer than three in 10 OECD countries systematically assess whether the AI they have deployed in government is delivering results.
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Success with AI will depend on how effectively intelligence is translated into better decisions, rather than how much AI is deployed.
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Councils look beyond rate rises as digital evolution reshapes local government
Artificial intelligence is expected to play a major role in the shift towards placing citizens at the centre of service delivery.
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New cloud policy raises the stakes on cost accountability
With the whole-of-government cloud policy taking effect from 1 July, agencies need to understand...
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Public sector transformation constrained by execution pressure: report
Execution pressures are holding back the Australian public sector's transformation ambitions,...
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When size does matter
Modern SaaS ERP platforms operate very differently from the legacy systems that shaped many...
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A public sector challenge: the shift from digital to intelligent services
Australia already has much of the digital infrastructure needed to make government easier to access — now it needs to be easier to operate.
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Australia is delivering on digital government but AI is a different test
Fewer than three in 10 OECD countries systematically assess whether the AI they have deployed in...
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Who holds the keys? The knowledge trap behind major technology contract failures
Recent government IT project failures across multiple jurisdictions show what happens when a...
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Why the APS needs to be picky with AI
'AI everywhere' is the wrong strategy for the APS: here's what to do instead.
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Why governments need AI for better decision-making
Success with AI will depend on how effectively intelligence is translated into better decisions, rather than how much AI is deployed.
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The erosion of the open source cost advantage
Open source was meant to reduce costs for governments and the taxpayer — so what has changed?
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Innovation shouldn’t come at the cost of trust
In this next phase of development of digital government, success will be defined by ensuring...
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Public sector AI use surging but slowed by system fragmentation: survey
A survey has revealed that Australian public sector AI adoption is ramping up, but progress is...
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