Tech

Australia to begin building guided missiles this year

18 March, 2025

The federal government has signing a memorandum of understanding with the US Government to begin manufacturing guided missiles locally from 2025.


Study finds one-third of tech professionals switched jobs in the past two years

12 March, 2025 | Supplied by: ISACA

Heavy workloads and long hours were cited as the top stressors for IT professionals, while firms are worried about IT talent retention.


Government sets procurement criteria for Australian businesses

10 March, 2025

The federal government says that businesses seeking to win Commonwealth contracts will need to meet a definition of an official 'Australian business'.


Interview: Phil Zammit, Avaya

25 February, 2025 | Supplied by: Avaya Australia Pty Ltd

For our summer Leaders in Technology series we are discussing AI, system complexity, skills and customer experience with Phil Zammit of Avaya.


Ten new roles now open under Migration Skills Assessment program

21 January, 2025 | Supplied by: Australian Computer Society

Expanded occupation categories open new pathways for Australian employers and global professionals.


From training to collaboration: how XR can transform public sector operations

17 December, 2024 by Thomas Dexmier*

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.


How financial automation bridges the public sector resource gap

09 December, 2024 by Jonathan Beeby, Managing Director, SAP Concur Australia and New Zealand | Supplied by: SAP Concur Technologies ( Australia) Pty Ltd

The growing resources gap in finance and technology is a key challenge in the public sector.


Meeting modern citizens' needs with AI-powered government services

18 November, 2024 by Rob Bollard, Industry Principal Public Sector – APJ, Pegasystems | Supplied by: Pegasystems Pty Ltd

Many citizens find themselves experiencing long wait times when pursuing services, or unable to reach real government agents.


Government ICT procurement policy needs reform: report

13 November, 2024 | Supplied by: TechnologyOne

Industry leaders are calling for more robust government ICT procurement practices in Australia.


SAPA calls for better definition of what constitutes an Australian business

11 November, 2024

The Sovereign Australian Prime Alliance says the Australian Government must tighten the definition of 'sovereign' to boost economic complexity.


Australian Public Service bringing more jobs back in-house

05 November, 2024

The APS is set to bring more than half a billion dollars of core work in-house, according to the Strategic Commissioning Framework 2024 Annual Update.


DTA releases report into whole-of-government trial of GenAI

28 October, 2024

A report into the Digital Transformation Agency's whole-of-government trial of GenAI using Microsoft Copilot reveals mixed results.


OAIC releases new guidance on AI privacy compliance

22 October, 2024

The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner has released new guidance on how Australian privacy law applies to artificial intelligence.


AI Leadership Summit 2024 to be held in Melbourne

08 October, 2024

The AI Leadership Summit is designed for leaders and organised by CEDA and the National AI Centre.


Improving staff retention in government

25 September, 2024 by Damien Durston*

How Australian government departments can better manage their people to maximise wellbeing and improve retention.


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