Articles
Best of 2019: Open source's promise for local governments
Across the festive season we'll be reprising some of our best articles from 2019. Today we look at how open source can help take citizen experience to the next level. [ + ]
Best of 2019: Keep citizens happy with a superior conversational channel
Across the festive season we'll be reprising some of our best articles from 2019. Today we look at AI-powered conversational channels for personalising services. [ + ]
Best of 2019: Program Fortify: Cenitex's customer-driven transformation
Across the festive season we'll be reprising some of our best articles from 2019. Today we revisit Cenitex's efforts to modernise its customers' IT environments. [ + ]
Interview: Murray Dickson, CommScope
In our annual Leaders in Technology series, we ask the experts what the year ahead holds. Today we talk connectivity and smart cities with CommScope's Murray Dickson. [ + ]
Season's greetings
GovTech Review is taking a break now until 8 January, so we'd like to wish you a merry festive season and a safe and prosperous New Year. [ + ]
Interview: Lisa Andrews and Christina Gerakiteys, SingularityU Australia
In our Leaders in Tech series, we ask the experts about the year ahead. Today we talk ideas and innovation with SingularityU's Lisa Andrews and Christina Gerakiteys. [ + ]
Govt plans APS-wide ICT systems audit
The federal government plans to conduct a whole-of-government ICT systems audit and implement digital capability reforms in response to an APS-wide review. [ + ]
Case management for protecting the vulnerable
Case management is a complex endeavour that needs sophisticated solutions able to handle the intricacies of real-world situations. [ + ]
Interview: Phil Dawson, AUCloud
In our annual Leaders in Technology series, we ask the experts what the year ahead holds. Today we talk cloud and security with AUCloud's Phil Dawson. [ + ]
Interview: Darren Hnatiw, Frontier Software
In our annual Leaders in Technology series, we ask the experts what the year ahead holds. Today we talk 5G and automation with Frontier Software's Darren Hnatiw. [ + ]
AI improves road safety in Western Australia
Western Australia's Road Safety Commission is reducing crashes by using artificial intelligence to identify where to place red-light speed cameras. [ + ]
Department of Communications abolished
The federal government will abolish the Dept of Communications and the Arts as part of plans to reduce the number of government departments to 14 from 18. [ + ]
NSW holds AI Thought Leaders Summit
At the AI Thought Leaders Summit last week, attendees gave feedback into the design of the NSW Government's planned AI Strategy. [ + ]
Interview: Sharon Don, Oracle
In our annual Leaders in Technology series, we ask the experts what the year ahead holds. Today we talk autonomous tech with Oracle's Sharon Don. [ + ]
My Health Record expansion "largely effective": ANAO
The Australian National Audit Office has found that the expansion of My Health Record was "largely effective" but failed to adequately manage shared cyber risks. [ + ]
