Articles
Australia's 'digital divide' is growing
As the cost-of-living crisis intensifies, research reveals a growing digital divide in Australia, with the gap worsening since 2022. [ + ]
Unshackling the public sector from legacy systems for citizen-centric innovation
IT modernisation is more than just a cost-cutting exercise: it’s a strategic necessity for driving innovation and ensuring operational resilience. [ + ]
The road to smarter traffic management
Australian cities can harness video analytics and AI to create more efficient, sustainable, and safer public transportation networks. [ + ]
Interview: LuLu Shiraz, Vertiv
For our annual Leaders in Technology series we are discussing Vertiv's power and cooling solutions with LuLu Shiraz. [ + ]
Interview: Jason MacBride, Neat
In our annual Leaders in Technology series, we ask the experts what the year ahead holds. Today we discuss AI, diversity and risk with Jason MacBride of Neat. [ + ]
Interview: John Hopping, Ericsson
For our annual Leaders in Technology series we are discussing system complexity and customer experience with John Hopping of Ericsson. [ + ]
Managing hybrid IT environments in the great cloud repatriation
Today the cloud serves as the backbone of modern IT, and Australian tech teams are facing critical decisions that will shape the future of their cloud strategies. [ + ]
From training to collaboration: how XR can transform public sector operations
Extended reality (XR) has emerged in recent years as a powerful tool for public service organisations looking to train and operate effectively in high-stakes scenarios. [ + ]
Demystifying zero trust for government
As zero trust becomes more central to ICT environments, it needs to be considered not just as an adjustment but the next evolution of securing vital networks. [ + ]
Adopt or lag: digital workspaces in government
Embracing digital workplaces will benefit Australian government agencies and enable a transformative shift in public service capabilities. [ + ]
Cyberwarfare 2025: the rise of AI weapons, zero-days and state-sponsored chaos
Nation-states and rogue factions are rapidly integrating cyber attacks into their military arsenals, with cyber operations becoming a first-strike option in geopolitical conflicts. [ + ]
How financial automation bridges the public sector resource gap
The growing resources gap in finance and technology is a key challenge in the public sector. [ + ]
Why government agencies should reduce maverick spending
For government departments and councils, reducing maverick spending is critical to creating a more accountable and responsive public sector. [ + ]
Phishing-resistant MFA: elevating security standards in the public sector
Phishing remains a significant issue for government agencies, and current MFA solutions often fall short in addressing the threat. [ + ]
Building secure AI: a critical guardrail for Australian policymakers
While AI has the potential to significantly enhance Australia's national security, economic prosperity and social cohesion, ensuring its security is paramount. [ + ]
