Tuvalu could become first digital-only nation
18 November, 2022 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe Tuvalu Government plans to create a full digital twin of the country on the metaverse to safeguard against the prospect of it disappearing under water.
Queensland taps Teletrac Navman for smart OBM
18 November, 2022 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingTeletrac Navman will assist Queensland in the transition to the use of new technologies for heavy vehicles used to assist in road maintenance planning.
DTA transforms government ICT procurement
14 November, 2022The DTA has partnered with ServiceNow to transform government ICT procurement, making it faster, easier and complete with built-in compliance controls.
Why IT leaders make brilliant project managers
14 November, 2022 by Annie Sheehan, ANZ Head, Project Management Institute | Supplied by: Project Management InstituteThe Project Management Institute forecasts that the world will need a staggering 25 million new project professionals by 2030 to tackle talent gaps.
Creating a user-centric government with low-code adoption
10 November, 2022 by Jornt Moerland, Regional Vice President, Asia Pacific, Mendix | Supplied by: MendixLike their global counterparts, Australian public sector organisations must find solutions that can help them bring the necessary digital solutions to market.
ARQ Group achieves AWS Smart City Competency
09 November, 2022ARQ Group has achieved AWS Smart City Competency, recognising its technical expertise and proven track record of delivering smart city use cases.
Towards 2030: automation transforming the public sector
09 November, 2022 by Mark Fioretto, Area Vice President and Managing Director Australia and New Zealand, UiPath | Supplied by: UiPathWith citizens more digitally engaged than ever before, government agencies are now expected to deliver consumer-led digital experiences that can match.
War Memorial digitises WWI eyewitness accounts
09 November, 2022 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe Australian War Memorial is making available even more of its archival records online, having digitised over 14,000 eyewitness accounts of WWI.
Plugging skills gap is key to public sector's mass digital potential
02 November, 2022 by Katrina Lawrence, Vice President, Public Sector, Dell Technologies Australia and New Zealand | Supplied by: Dell TechnologiesWhile the Australian Government has promising digital plans for agencies and organisations, plugging the skills gap must come first to realise the public sector's mass digital potential.
Partnership drives app-based workplace harm reduction
02 November, 2022The NSW Government's Centre for Work Health and Safety is working a new program to explore how app-based intervention can reduce harm in workplaces.
ANZ infrastructure projects finalists named
26 October, 2022The 2022 Going Digital Awards in Infrastructure finalists have been announced.
Helping customers securely access property data
26 October, 2022SERV is using MuleSoft to launch new data products and services and to provide customers with secure and scalable access to property data.
Digital can help reduce natural disaster impact: AIIA
25 October, 2022AIIA is calling on governments to work together on disaster preparedness and to leverage digital technologies.
Consultancy accredited for ICT Services Scheme
24 October, 2022GuideMe Solutions, a WalkMe-focused consultancy, has announced its accreditation to deliver ICT services to NSW Government customers.
AI: the invisible contact centre engine
21 October, 2022 by Rod Lester, managing director ANZ, NICE | Supplied by: Nice Systems Australia LtdMany once claimed that data was the 'new oil'. While it's true that data is invaluable, there are lingering questions around harnessing its power.
