Articles
Identity at the edge
How the sixth annual identity management day highlights the new frontiers of trust. [ + ]
Unlocking AI's potential: navigating the tightrope between innovation and trust
The Commonwealth's policy for the responsible use of AI in government sets out expectations for accountability, transparency and ethical risk frameworks. [ + ]
Answering the call to transform our emergency services
While Australia's Triple Zero service has served the community well for over 60 years, the next wave of modernisation is an opportunity to redefine emergency response. [ + ]
From pilot to public: why alignment makes or breaks AI-driven customer experience
Internal alignment is often what blocks the road to successful AI-enabled citizen services. [ + ]
Updating the Essential Eight for the age of artificial intelligence
The Australian Government's Essential Eight framework needs to be updated for the age of AI, according to Morey Haber of BeyondTrust. [ + ]
Why unified observability is emerging as government's next strategic priority
As citizens demand more from digital services, governments must invest in the infrastructure that maintains reliability, integrity and accountability. [ + ]
Innovation shouldn’t come at the cost of trust
In this next phase of development of digital government, success will be defined by ensuring innovation never comes at the cost of trust. [ + ]
The next frontier: network sustainability is now a governance opportunity
Australian government agencies have built robust sustainability governance and established transparent climate reporting. Now this rigour can be brought to network sustainability. [ + ]
Public sector AI use surging but slowed by system fragmentation: survey
A survey has revealed that Australian public sector AI adoption is ramping up, but progress is hampered by fragmented systems and data. [ + ]
The IT acquisition that puts Canberra in a tough spot
With reports of excessive price hikes and other problems since Broadcom's acquistion of VMware, government agencies may need to consider an exit strategy. [ + ]
What Australia's new public sector Chief AI Officers need to get right
Every Australian Government department and agency must appoint a Chief AI Officer (CAIO) by July, a first for the APAC public sector. [ + ]
Rethinking endpoint security: the overlooked risk in hybrid public sector work
As we approach Data Privacy Week, it's an opportune moment for public sector agencies to reassess how they approach endpoint security. [ + ]
Comparing NZ and Australia on AI: adoption-first versus guardrails-first
In Wellington and Canberra the approach to AI policy has been somewhat different. [ + ]
How mainframe modernisation can accelerate government AI aspirations
By running AI directly on their mainframes, public agencies gain a secure, self-managed and resilient environment to scale AI adoption. [ + ]
Australia’s National AI Plan: what government leaders need to know
The National AI Plan aims to align investment, skills, public service transformation and guardrails in a pragmatic, Australian way. [ + ]
