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Record myGov registration numbers

24 August, 2016

Over 10 million Australians have now registered with myGov, making it one of the biggest digital services in Australia.


Deeper perception of health data

22 August, 2016

A vital women's health program is being boosted through an improved data visualisation solution.


eHealth Queensland seeking new executives

19 August, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The Queensland health department's technology division, eHealth Queensland, is on the search for candidates to fill the newly created roles of chief digital strategy officer and chief customer experience officer.


WA schools struggling with outdated tech, slow internet

19 August, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

WA's auditor general has found that many of the state's schools are grappling with a shortage of devices for students, ageing technology and slow internet speeds.


RegTech tops FinTech for innovation opportunities

19 August, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Disruptive start-ups in the financial sector would be better off pursuing technology driven by government regulation than relying on a digital disruption framework, senior banking figure Don Sharp believes.


NZDF veteran claims management system goes live

16 August, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The New Zealand Defence Force's Veterans Support Service has launched a new claims management system that will process around 100,000 invoices and reimbursements per year.


The 'future of work' in government

15 August, 2016 by Alan Burt, CTO, Asia Pacific & China Region, Ricoh Australia

Mass connectivity, mobility, big data, predictive analysis and a workforce full of millennials are bringing both challenges and opportunities for the working environment.


Qld aims to help SMEs bid for ICT contracts

08 August, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Advance Queensland will select up to three companies for a program aimed at helping local SMEs secure government and large enterprise contract work.


SA Health settles unlicensed software suit

08 August, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

SA Health has agreed to pay digital health software company Global Health at least $5m to settle a lawsuit over alleged unlicensed ongoing use of patient administration software from the vendor.


Lockheed Martin to build R&D centre in Melbourne

04 August, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Lockheed Martin has allocated $13 million to build a new multidisciplinary research laboratory in Melbourne, its first multidisciplinary R&D facility outside of the US.


Sydney Trains selects Quintiq solution

26 July, 2016

Sydney Trains has selected a customer-centric planning solution from Quintiq to implement a dynamic timetabling system in its new Rail Operations Centre (ROC).


Delivering KVM and AV technology expertise

12 July, 2016

KVM Australia is a specialist importer and distributor of KVM technology, including KVM switches, extension technology, and digital signage and audio video (AV) technologies and solutions.


Turnbull, Shorten back electronic voting

11 July, 2016 by Jonathan Nally

Both Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten have publicly endorsed the concept of electronic voting, after an eight-day wait for the 2 July election result.


Victoria hands myki contract extension to NTT Data

07 July, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The Victorian Government has awarded a $700 million contract extension for the myki smartcard ticketing system to NTT Data, with a new mechanism to prevent another cost blowout.


Next-gen government — rethinking the paradigm

05 July, 2016 by David Braue

A revaluation of social capital will be critical as governments leverage technology to redefine public good.


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