Who holds the keys? The knowledge trap behind major technology contract failures
The erosion of the open source cost advantage
Reducing emissions with local action
New cloud policy raises the stakes on cost accountability
Why the APS needs to be picky with AI
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 power imbalance grows between the vendor and the client.
The erosion of the open source cost advantage
Open source was meant to reduce costs for governments and the taxpayer — so what has changed?
From emergency vehicle to mobile command centre
Why connectivity is the backbone of modern emergency fleets.
Reducing emissions with local action
How councils can turn Australia's 2035 emissions target into measurable local infrastructure action.
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 which services are generating costs and where waste can be eliminated.
Cognitec FaceVACS-Entry three-in-one biometric photo system
Cognitec FaceVACS-Entry combines biometric photo capture with verification and PAD features.
Soprano Design communications platform
Soprano Design's whole-of-government communication solution is tuned to the needs of large...
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 which services are generating costs and where...
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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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AI won’t deliver productivity without legacy systems reform
AI cannot be treated as a bolt-on to existing systems: the systems must be updated first for AI...
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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 power imbalance grows between the vendor and the client.
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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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Digital ID must prove more than who we are
Digital ID may make it simpler to identify an individual but the question is whether it will...
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Why sovereign AI matters now
Sovereign AI doesn't mean stepping back from the global technology ecosystem, but engaging...
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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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The IT acquisition that puts Canberra in a tough spot
With reports of excessive price hikes and other problems since Broadcom's acquistion of...
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